Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 914
EAN num: 9781841574714
ISBN number: 1841574716
Label: Thomas Cook Publishing
Manufacturer: Thomas Cook Publishing
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 288
Printing Date: April 01, 2005
Publishing house: Thomas Cook Publishing
Sale Popularity Level: 606076
Studio: Thomas Cook Publishing
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Product Description:
Drive around Provence and the Côte d'Azur features the Camargue, the Vaucluse, the Alpes-Maritimes and the Riviera.
' Ideas for exploring on your own
' Detailed guides to sightseeing and activities, together with accommodation, dining and shopping recommendations
' Attractions and areas all rated to guide your personal choice
' Road maps and city plans pinpoint driving routes and other tours
' Walking routes around towns and cities
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If your renting a car and traveling this book really helped. It gives you for example the parking places in Aix and roads to use-its right on. The sites it picked are well thought out and "no-nonsense".
I think its worth the weight during the trip we took.
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The content reflected a great appreciation of this part of France, and the general route information very useful, photos attractive and representational, but I found the format somewhat awkward. Some of the sidebar infomation would have better been included in the text, e.g. specific driving instructions within towns. The maps were weakest feature; some of the route maps were so cluttered that I needed a detailed road map to make sense of the proposed route.
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As I have not yet had a chance to use this book as it was intended this review will be somewhat useless. But upon reading through and choosing the routes I would like to take later in the year it has been very beneficial especially after purchase of a map of the area also
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This book is worth the price and the last-minute shipping that we needed to get it to us before our flight to France. We referred to it constantly. We used it to select which drives to take on a given day, and it is of great value here. Readers may disagree with some of the star-ratings on certain sites (and sights), but this is to be expected and one should calibrate oneself against the views of the author. For example, we would rate Aix-en-Provence lower, Nimes lower, and the upper Vaucluse in general higher. Once you see where your tastes lie (Roman ruins more interesting than Vacqueyras tasting?) then you will know how to use the book to its best advantage. Highly recommended.
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