Steps back into ancient Rome on a visit to the Forum and Colosseum • takes a boat ride on Lake Como and a walk through the rolling Tuscan hills • soaks up the sun along the Italian Riviera and sinks into the romance of Venice • marvels at the masterpieces in the Uffizi and takes in an opera at La Scala • dines on fine cuisine in Italy’s gastronomic capital Bologna and enjoys la dolce vita in a trattoria under the stars in Umbria
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Italian Riviera & Piedmont, 5th (Cadogan Guide Italian Riviera & Piemonte)
This review is from: Italian Riviera & Piedmont, 5th (Cadogan Guide Italian Riviera & Piemonte) (Paperback)
Cadogan Guides are generally terrific and Italian Riviera & Piedmont is no exception. While these books have loads of basic background information on history and culture as well as insider dope on special places to see, places to eat and places to avoid, they have fewer photos than some other guides. Even without the illustrations, they are superior to the competition in most important ways.
The authors are well-informed and dont shrink from calling a spade a spade or tourist trap a tourist trap. Weve been using these guides for years and find them absolutely essential for travel in Italy and France.
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This review is from: Italian Riviera & Piedmont, 5th (Cadogan Guide Italian Riviera & Piemonte) (Paperback)
This guide took us to the most amazing little places, restaurants, and sights. It is well worth it and out of all the guides we had for this area, including Rick Steves, Blue Book, and others I can say that we used this one the most. The listings in areas around Alba and Bra are amazing and the cheese shop they recommended was awesome. On the Coast, the velor makers who only speak italian was an amazing inside Italy experience that you would never get anywhere else. Highly recommended.
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