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La riorganizzazione grafica evidenzia però anche dei difetti, Il primo è l'assenza della mappa pieghevole presente nelle edizioni precedenti, di cui si sente ancor di più la mancanza considerando che nelle cartine "zona per zona" a fine volume la maggior parte delle vie appare senza alcuna denominazione.
Il secondo è che se ora la guida appare più ordinata e gradevole, la nuova grafica fighetta influisce su una riduzione dei contenuti effettivi della guida.
Perciò la guida è esaustiva solo nel caso programmiate una visita "toccata e fuga" ai luoghi più noti e turistici della città, In caso contrario, se la vostra visita vuole essere più curata, è necessario integrare le informazioni anche quelle riguardo i luoghi "da non perdere" con ricerche preventive su internet o con l'ausilio di una seconda guida.
This guide is a useful resource for researching hotel, restaurant, shopping and attraction options while in London, While the Lonely Planet does contain a section, toward the end of this guide, for such practical concerns for less experienced travelers, such as tipping, getting around the city, currency exchange, etc, it felt a bit brief and rushed.
With that in mind, I plan to also check out Rick Steves' London guide, as well, This was my first time picking up a Lonely Planet guide and it did not disappoint, Engaging, wellresearched, with "insider" info and the right mix of cultural and historical details peppered in, this is more like getting the scoop from a friend than reading a travel guide.
Definitely would recommend if you plan on staying more than a few days, I'll be taking this one with me when I go! The timeless treasures of Westminster and St Paul's, the hedonistic pleasures of Shoreditch and Soho, culture on the South Bank and multiculturalism down Brick Lane London is a world in one city.
Find its heart with this smart and stylish guide,
Anyone want to tell me about amazing places to visit and neighborhoods to stroll through and foods to eat and things to do The quirkier and stranger and undergrounder the better.
Lonely Planet is always my goto guide to decide what to see, FALSE I really love the Lonely Planet travel guides, I buy them every time I'm traveling to a new city, Excellent choice for a guidebook to London This is my top place to go sometime in my life, Read it for a trip, then didn't get to go, Seems like a really great guide book for London, I admittedly didn't read all of this, but the overview information at the start of the book was excellent and extremely informative, Nice, informative book with information that might come in handy when planing your trip to London It was my first London's guidebook, even though I was there before.
It's Lonely Planet, so it can't be bad, It's written lightly, in a concise and informative way, I liked it and learned some new things from it, It's a good book for someone who knows something about London already and for someone, who is new to that wonderful city, I did enjoy this guidebook immensely, partially because for some reason I really like London, It had little sections on London record stores yay! and vintage stores, I just wish it were in full color,
If you are going to London, this is a good guidebook to get,
In the end, though, the Queen marries Voldemort, Over and over again with this city, I remember the time when it was practically impossible to come there, with all the visas and restrictions and now, it's impossible to avoid it, and to get lost if you have this book in your pocket.
Thanks to Sue again! I've trusted "Lonely Planet" guides with my life for overyears, and contentwise they have never failed me, In preparation for a trip to London this coming summer, I picked up an updated guide to the city, For the most part, it maintains its usual standard, but I must admit I was disappointed with the detachable map for the first time, The details are far too small, with some important areas cut off, Several of the maps in the rear of the guide are also printed awkwardly, with the decision to print some of them across the binding rendering them partially unreadable.
The tube map is also much more microscopic and lessuser friendly than in the past, These little irritations keep an otherwise excellent guide from reachingstars, The competition is starting to catch up, and I think "Lonely Planet" needs to avoid complacency, I like the lonely planet guides, They provide a good mix of history with easy to find reference information, I've always loved Lonely Planet's books, I read this cover to cover! before my trip to London earlier this year,
Good recommendations, accurate maps, updated listings, Very useful even for a second timer like me,
The only thing I wished from LP books or rather all travel guidebooks is that they cover halal restaurants as well,
But hey, that's where the internet comes handy : I think the best way to travel is independently, walking all around a city, My husband and I were able to independently craft a dreamy vacation in London thanks to The Lonely Planet, In addition to fantastic annotated maps for walking tours, the publication offered a helpful array of lodgings, restaurants, and activities, ranging from the inexpensive to the decadent.
Happily, even the budgetend suggestions we tried were big hits, Borrowed from library for my recent London trip and Mayand found it very useful if slightly dated get the newer version if you're traveling now, Had no problems with the Kindle formatting and great to have an ebook version instead of lugging around a physical books, Used this in combination with the most recent version of The London Mapguide to get around, Guide info better in LP and maps better in Mapguide obviously, I am enjoying read this book in the kindle edition, I like being able to click on links and taken to particular things of interest, I don't find it easy to go back to where I was before I clicked on a link, I think I've gotten a good overview of London and would find it helpful to plan day trips there and know more about places and buildings, Excellent travel guide from Lonley Planet, I have yet to go to London, but this is the guide I would use for information on how to travel, what to see there, etc, The guide contains up to date information on London containing the airport and other transportation hubs necessary for a smooth trip there and advice on where to stay, eat, see, etc.
As an added bonus, there is information on the modern London, as well as the historical London which contains some of the most fascinating buildings including Windsor Castle and others.
A great guide, recommended. Non si smette mai di trovare nuove cose da vedere!! Adoro Londra! Don't leave home without it! Another top recommendation for a particular Lonely Planet volume, This version is the second LP London book I've owned, and it's storehouse of recommendations and knowledge has proven to be so invaluable I've committed much of it to memory.
Another essential bible for the anglophile traveller, . . and an invaluable guide to my favourite city on Earth!
Bought this and taking with us to London, LP seems to be the most userfriendly of the travel guides I've tried, Their guide to Montreal helped make a great trip a few years ago, so I feel confident in taking this one to England,
Update and final word:
,Stars
A very useful guide! The ripout map was especially helpful in referencing places and directions for destinations on the outskirts of the city, The freebie pocketsized maps we found at Heathrow airport and some of the train/tube stations really only highlighted the touristdense city centres and destinations, LP's fold out map was pretty detailed,
LP also aided us in finding some delicious food and helped us prepare for entry fees and other details like hours of operation, We always verified never know when changes might happen, Restaurant entries also include symbols for price levels,
The one thing I would love for Lonely Planet to include in their very helpful "Practicalities" column is how much time they'd recommend you save for spending at a destination.
I know the length of time spent at a museum, church or other historic location varies greatly, While some sites have free admission and suggested donations the Tates, British Library and Museum, etc, others charge fees ofor higher, If you arrive somewhere athrs prior to close, is that enough time to do the place justice AND justify the admission price Maybe LP could suggest both a "Basic/Quick Look Around" time and an "Indepth/Enthusiast" length of time.
In the end, I highly recommend the Lonely Planet for London, Heerlijk!
In de voorbereiding op een mooie trip deze zomer de Lonely Planet van Londen lezen is een genot, Niet alleen heb ik weer van alles geleerd over de geschiedenis van Londen zeker ook de actualiteit komt ruim aan bod, Yes, London is a big city and there's a lot to cover, but everytime I wanted to look up a certain restaurant or find a bar near me this guide was severely lacking.
Also, probably not really the book I needed while debating becoming a resident, this guide clearly as it should focuses on the tourists point of view, OUR STORYA beat up old car, a few dollars in the pocket and a sense of adventure, Inthats all Tony and Maureen Wheeler needed for the trip of a lifetime across Europe and Asia overland to Australia, It took several months, and at the end broke but inspired they sat at their kitchen table writing and stapling together their first travel guide, Across Asia on the Cheap.
Within a week theyd soldcopies and Lonely Planet was born, One hundred million guidebooks later, Lonely Planet is the worlds leading travel guide publisher with content to almost every destination on the planet, .
La riorganizzazione grafica evidenzia però anche dei difetti, Il primo è l'assenza della mappa pieghevole presente nelle edizioni precedenti, di cui si sente ancor di più la mancanza considerando che nelle cartine "zona per zona" a fine volume la maggior parte delle vie appare senza alcuna denominazione.
Il secondo è che se ora la guida appare più ordinata e gradevole, la nuova grafica fighetta influisce su una riduzione dei contenuti effettivi della guida.
Perciò la guida è esaustiva solo nel caso programmiate una visita "toccata e fuga" ai luoghi più noti e turistici della città, In caso contrario, se la vostra visita vuole essere più curata, è necessario integrare le informazioni anche quelle riguardo i luoghi "da non perdere" con ricerche preventive su internet o con l'ausilio di una seconda guida.
This guide is a useful resource for researching hotel, restaurant, shopping and attraction options while in London, While the Lonely Planet does contain a section, toward the end of this guide, for such practical concerns for less experienced travelers, such as tipping, getting around the city, currency exchange, etc, it felt a bit brief and rushed.
With that in mind, I plan to also check out Rick Steves' London guide, as well, This was my first time picking up a Lonely Planet guide and it did not disappoint, Engaging, wellresearched, with "insider" info and the right mix of cultural and historical details peppered in, this is more like getting the scoop from a friend than reading a travel guide.
Definitely would recommend if you plan on staying more than a few days, I'll be taking this one with me when I go! The timeless treasures of Westminster and St Paul's, the hedonistic pleasures of Shoreditch and Soho, culture on the South Bank and multiculturalism down Brick Lane London is a world in one city.
Find its heart with this smart and stylish guide,
GET THE INSIDE SCOOP from our dedicated London experts
GO UNDERGROUND, GO OVER GROUND with easytouse colour maps and detailed walking tours
EAT amp SLEEP LIKE ROYALTY accommodation and restaurant options to suit all, whether your style is pie and mash or Fortnum amp Mason, elegant townhouse BampBs or ubercool designer hotels
IMMERSE YOURSELF drink in Dickensian pubs, club in Clerkenwell and browse the boutiques of Bond Street with the help of our definitive listings
GET OUT, GET ABOUT with day trips to Oxford, Cambridge, Brighton and beyond
Anyone want to tell me about amazing places to visit and neighborhoods to stroll through and foods to eat and things to do The quirkier and stranger and undergrounder the better.
Lonely Planet is always my goto guide to decide what to see, FALSE I really love the Lonely Planet travel guides, I buy them every time I'm traveling to a new city, Excellent choice for a guidebook to London This is my top place to go sometime in my life, Read it for a trip, then didn't get to go, Seems like a really great guide book for London, I admittedly didn't read all of this, but the overview information at the start of the book was excellent and extremely informative, Nice, informative book with information that might come in handy when planing your trip to London It was my first London's guidebook, even though I was there before.
It's Lonely Planet, so it can't be bad, It's written lightly, in a concise and informative way, I liked it and learned some new things from it, It's a good book for someone who knows something about London already and for someone, who is new to that wonderful city, I did enjoy this guidebook immensely, partially because for some reason I really like London, It had little sections on London record stores yay! and vintage stores, I just wish it were in full color,
If you are going to London, this is a good guidebook to get,
In the end, though, the Queen marries Voldemort, Over and over again with this city, I remember the time when it was practically impossible to come there, with all the visas and restrictions and now, it's impossible to avoid it, and to get lost if you have this book in your pocket.
Thanks to Sue again! I've trusted "Lonely Planet" guides with my life for overyears, and contentwise they have never failed me, In preparation for a trip to London this coming summer, I picked up an updated guide to the city, For the most part, it maintains its usual standard, but I must admit I was disappointed with the detachable map for the first time, The details are far too small, with some important areas cut off, Several of the maps in the rear of the guide are also printed awkwardly, with the decision to print some of them across the binding rendering them partially unreadable.
The tube map is also much more microscopic and lessuser friendly than in the past, These little irritations keep an otherwise excellent guide from reachingstars, The competition is starting to catch up, and I think "Lonely Planet" needs to avoid complacency, I like the lonely planet guides, They provide a good mix of history with easy to find reference information, I've always loved Lonely Planet's books, I read this cover to cover! before my trip to London earlier this year,
Good recommendations, accurate maps, updated listings, Very useful even for a second timer like me,
The only thing I wished from LP books or rather all travel guidebooks is that they cover halal restaurants as well,
But hey, that's where the internet comes handy : I think the best way to travel is independently, walking all around a city, My husband and I were able to independently craft a dreamy vacation in London thanks to The Lonely Planet, In addition to fantastic annotated maps for walking tours, the publication offered a helpful array of lodgings, restaurants, and activities, ranging from the inexpensive to the decadent.
Happily, even the budgetend suggestions we tried were big hits, Borrowed from library for my recent London trip and Mayand found it very useful if slightly dated get the newer version if you're traveling now, Had no problems with the Kindle formatting and great to have an ebook version instead of lugging around a physical books, Used this in combination with the most recent version of The London Mapguide to get around, Guide info better in LP and maps better in Mapguide obviously, I am enjoying read this book in the kindle edition, I like being able to click on links and taken to particular things of interest, I don't find it easy to go back to where I was before I clicked on a link, I think I've gotten a good overview of London and would find it helpful to plan day trips there and know more about places and buildings, Excellent travel guide from Lonley Planet, I have yet to go to London, but this is the guide I would use for information on how to travel, what to see there, etc, The guide contains up to date information on London containing the airport and other transportation hubs necessary for a smooth trip there and advice on where to stay, eat, see, etc.
As an added bonus, there is information on the modern London, as well as the historical London which contains some of the most fascinating buildings including Windsor Castle and others.
A great guide, recommended. Non si smette mai di trovare nuove cose da vedere!! Adoro Londra! Don't leave home without it! Another top recommendation for a particular Lonely Planet volume, This version is the second LP London book I've owned, and it's storehouse of recommendations and knowledge has proven to be so invaluable I've committed much of it to memory.
Another essential bible for the anglophile traveller, . . and an invaluable guide to my favourite city on Earth!
Bought this and taking with us to London, LP seems to be the most userfriendly of the travel guides I've tried, Their guide to Montreal helped make a great trip a few years ago, so I feel confident in taking this one to England,
Update and final word:
,Stars
A very useful guide! The ripout map was especially helpful in referencing places and directions for destinations on the outskirts of the city, The freebie pocketsized maps we found at Heathrow airport and some of the train/tube stations really only highlighted the touristdense city centres and destinations, LP's fold out map was pretty detailed,
LP also aided us in finding some delicious food and helped us prepare for entry fees and other details like hours of operation, We always verified never know when changes might happen, Restaurant entries also include symbols for price levels,
The one thing I would love for Lonely Planet to include in their very helpful "Practicalities" column is how much time they'd recommend you save for spending at a destination.
I know the length of time spent at a museum, church or other historic location varies greatly, While some sites have free admission and suggested donations the Tates, British Library and Museum, etc, others charge fees ofor higher, If you arrive somewhere athrs prior to close, is that enough time to do the place justice AND justify the admission price Maybe LP could suggest both a "Basic/Quick Look Around" time and an "Indepth/Enthusiast" length of time.
In the end, I highly recommend the Lonely Planet for London, Heerlijk!
In de voorbereiding op een mooie trip deze zomer de Lonely Planet van Londen lezen is een genot, Niet alleen heb ik weer van alles geleerd over de geschiedenis van Londen zeker ook de actualiteit komt ruim aan bod, Yes, London is a big city and there's a lot to cover, but everytime I wanted to look up a certain restaurant or find a bar near me this guide was severely lacking.
Also, probably not really the book I needed while debating becoming a resident, this guide clearly as it should focuses on the tourists point of view, OUR STORYA beat up old car, a few dollars in the pocket and a sense of adventure, Inthats all Tony and Maureen Wheeler needed for the trip of a lifetime across Europe and Asia overland to Australia, It took several months, and at the end broke but inspired they sat at their kitchen table writing and stapling together their first travel guide, Across Asia on the Cheap.
Within a week theyd soldcopies and Lonely Planet was born, One hundred million guidebooks later, Lonely Planet is the worlds leading travel guide publisher with content to almost every destination on the planet, .
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