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Rick Steves' Italy 2010 with map |  | Author: Rick Steves
Brand: Rick Steves
Category: Book
Department: unisex-adult
List Price: $24.95
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Rating:  21 reviews
Color: Italy 2010
Media: Paperback
Edition: 2010 Edition
Pages: 1024
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3
Dimensions (in): 8 x 4.5 x 1.3
MPN: RSB-8619
ISBN: 1598802860
Dewey Decimal Number: 914.50493
EAN: 9781598802863
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| Features:
| • | 988 pages | | • | Full color introduction and fold-out Planning Map! | | • | Rick's picks for sights, eating, sleeping | | • | The Biggies: including Rome, Venice, Florence, Milan, Siena, Assisi, Pisa, and Lucca | | • | Sights Near Venice: Padua, Vicenza, Verona, and Ravenna |
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Product Description
In Rick Steves' Italy, you'll find in-depth Rick-tested information on trip planning, hotels, restaurants, tourist offices, transportation, telephones, festivals and holidays, mail and email, weather, survival phrases and easy-to-follow maps. It covers all the best sights (but does not include the illustrated city walks and museum tours found in Rick's city guidebooks).
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| Customer Reviews:
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 Rick Steves' Italy 2010 Review October 31, 2009
William D. Mashburn (Brevard, NC USA)
33 out of 34 found this review helpful
We have used Rick Steves' travel guides in France, Spain and Central Europe and have found them to be very, very helpful.
While it is true that Rick Steves' Italy 2010 doesn't cover the extreme southern part of Italy or Sicily, it covers the areas that we plan to visit, and in that respect, I feel it is fairly comprehensive.
Of course, I would always recommend that one traveling to Italy consult other travel guides such as the Rough Guide to Italy, Frommers' Italy, and Lonely Planet's Italy.
We have been successful in getting our local public library to order up-to-date travel guides on Italy, which are useful in planning our trip, but we purchased Rick Steves' Italy 2010 as the one guide to pack for the trip.
I feel that it is an excellent investment.
William D. Mashburn (Age 75)
the best guide book ever January 27, 2010
Ellen J. Bell (Livermore, CA)
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
Rick Steves is specific about what to see, where to stay and what you actually get, what not to miss and how to get to everything. Oh, and how much it will cost. I have used other Steves' guidebooks, and he is right on the money.
Great Italian Vacation! April 26, 2010
annie (LA)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
Just returned from a 17-day trip to Italy -- all the small towns and out of the way places! Couldn't have been possible without Rick Steves' book! We used it to determine train and bus transportation, B&B's and agriturismos, as well as restaurants, and, of course, the walking tour in each town.
With this book it is possible to see Italy away from the crowds, on your own, and at your own pace. Our vacation couldn't have been more perfect!
Just what I needed! November 1, 2009
D. Mills (Florida)
13 out of 16 found this review helpful
I'm planning my second trip to Italy and this book includes everything that I needed to know to help plan the trip (and then some). I've used Rick's advice before and have never been let-down.
Rick Steves knows Europe! December 8, 2009
R. Aguas (Arlington, VA)
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
I mostly rely on various websites when I travel but I found Spain to be just too large to handle on my own; so last year, I decided to get Steves' Spain book. Now that I'm getting ready to explore Italy, I've once more turned to Steves' guide book. He offers the most valuable practical information at the fingertips of the ordinary traveler. I know now what to expect and I can't ask for more.
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