Italy Guide
Completely updated for 2004 with many new hotels, restaurants, destinations, and new sights. Extensive chapters on the big three - Rome, Florence, and Venice - and exhaustive information on dozens of other top tourist spots, including an in-depth look at Italy's lovely lake region, Tuscany, Umbria, Amalfi Coast, the isle of Capri, Naples, Milan, Turin, Bologna, Genoa, Trieste, Sicily, Sardinia, and more. Detailed food and wine descriptions throughout. 90 maps! more
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I like it.
It is good, when you entering a new country and especailly you do not speak Italian.This is a great guide.
Good enough to get around.
It is informative, it is good enough to get around Italy, but if you want to know where the local food, local restaurants are, then the info written in the book is not enough.
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