The Rough Guide to Europe On A Budget
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“The Rough Guide to Europe on a Budget” is the ultimate guide to exploring this fascinating continent on a shoestring, with coverage of all the top sights, the clearest mapping of any guide and handy hints on how to save money. You can discover the highlights of Europe, from the vibrant capitals of London, Paris and Rome to the great outdoors, whether skiing in the Alps, hiking in the Tatras or surfing on the Portuguese coast. You can read about Europe’s great attractions from the Sistine Chapel
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Review by Keith E. Webb for The Rough Guide to Europe On A Budget
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I travel to Europe a couple times a year for business -without a corporate budget! I needed a guide book that would help me find reasonable places to stay and the main sites to see in various European countries during my trips. (I rarely go to the same city twice.)
The Rough Guides are GREAT guide books. They are not for the backpacker crowd like Lonely Planet tends to be, nor the rich. Rough Guides cater to that middle crowd – me. Their single country or city guides go into great detail on each location. Don’t miss these guidebooks if you are traveling extensively in one country. However, that’s too much for my 2-3 day visits. That’s where the “Rough Guide to Europe on a Budget” comes in.
The Guide covers 30 countries and appears to be an update of the The Rough Guide to Europe 2006 (Rough Guide Travel Guides). It gives a brief history, tips on culture, hotel and dining recommendations. It lists details on the top sightseeing sites. The photos and maps are better than many other publishers’ single-country guide books. On my recent trips I found I was just as informed as my colleagues who invested (weight being a larger consideration than cost) in a single country guidebook.
“The Rough Guide to Europe on a Budget” has plenty of information for the business or limited time traveler. If you are going to spend a week in a country sightseeing upgrade to a single country guidebook.
Review by A Dirty Doc for The Rough Guide to Europe On A Budget
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I was skeptical at first when I purchased this book. I usually use lonely planet for my guides, but do to the economy, I chose to use t “budget” book. My last trip to tour Europe for a month in 2006 I used Frommers. This book is without a doubt is geared and written by the younger class traveler. I’m 26 my wife 24. It gives descriptions for every museum from the exotic (examply: Marijuana and Hash Museum is Amsterdam) to the most serious of museums. I was able to plan 33 days in Europe without airface for $2300. That includes hotels (not hostels or budget dorms, actually nice hotels), entrance fee’s to museums, EuroRail passes and budgeting in money for meals. and if you book 9 months in advance, we got airfare for $650 a person round trip. Great book. Recommend to anyone who’s into seeing everything Europe has to offer on a backpackers budget.
Review by ultramar for The Rough Guide to Europe On A Budget
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Good book, very complete, covers most of Europe’s countries and even more. Lots of details and tips about prices, transport and events.
Review by Mary Jo Kempton for The Rough Guide to Europe On A Budget
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This travel guide has good advice for selecting eating establishments and lodging . The travel tips are interesting and appreciated.
Review by D. Herring for The Rough Guide to Europe On A Budget
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very good book if you need very general information about traveling. However I liked Rick Steves’ books much better!
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