Lonely Planet Amsterdam: Condensed
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- For the Clueless Américain...
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Lonely Planet Amsterdam: Condensed (Lonely Planet Amsterdam Condensed)
Clay Lucas
Manufacturer: Lonely Planet Publications
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Binding: Paperback
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ASIN: 1740590724 |
Book Description
This informative and savvy guide captures the best that Amsterdam offers in a practical, easy to use format. With opinionated reviews, essential travel tips and detailed fold-out maps, Amsterdam Condensed has all the information the discerning visitor needs - for one day or one month, for business or for pleasure. <ul>
quick-view maps allow travellers to navigate with ease </li>
hot picks for cruising the canals (or the clubs) </li>
the best places to experience the city's treasure trove of art and design </li>
healthy activities to counter overindulgence in Europe's party capital </li></ul>
Customer Reviews:
For the Clueless Américain..........2004-06-23
In a lot of respects I'm a neophyte, an amateur, a greenhorn (including reviewing, I don't think I've ever reviewed anything before). But on my first solo trip to Europe, this particular guidebook was a lifesaver. My plans were turned on their heads, my friends had missed their train to Amsterdam, and I was absolutely alone in the city. I didn't have any idea how to get anywhere. Fortunately, I had borrowed this guidebook from my cousin prior to travelling to Amsterdam, and it was a veritable lifesaver. From the perspective of a fresh college grad who's not necessarily going for the tulips (especially not in November) Lonely Planet's no-nonsense descriptions of everything from the Anne Frank Huis to the gay/lesbian nightclubs and the Van Gogh Museum to the coffeehouses was the perfect blend. The layout was simple and orderly, the blurbs concise and descriptive. My only complaint would be the maps, which (despite their fold-out nature) seemed small and condensed. We sometimes ended up on streets we could not find listed on the map, and had to re-orient ourselves at Dam Square (that could also be a personal problem). But to sum up, I'm writing this review because I was looking for the book to go back again. I trust this book to get me where I need to go and tell me what I need to see, and ensure that I get both in and out of trouble. If you're headed to the 'Dam, take it with you.
Average customer rating:
- Perfect for a quick stopover
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Lonely Planet Amsterdam: Condensed (Lonely Planet Condensed Guides)
Jeremy Gray , and Nikki Hall
Manufacturer: Lonely Planet Publications
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
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Amsterdam
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ASIN: 1864501332 |
Book Description
8-10 full colour maps
Customer Reviews:
Perfect for a quick stopover.......2001-02-04
We stayed in Amsterdam for just two days en route back home to Canada, but without this guide, we'd have been lost. It's thin and light, but there's a small wealth of information crammed into it. Of course, if you're staying Amsterdam longer, invest in a more in-depth guide. But we're returning later this year, and it's definitely coming along for the ride - the fold-away maps are worth the price alone.
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