Product Description

The DK Eyewitness Pocket Map and Guide Edinburgh will lead you straight to the best attractions Edinburgh has to offer. Fully illustrated with all the major sights of Edinburgh; from the Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Park and the stunning views of this lively city, this handy pocket sized travel guide includes an ingenious and easy to use fold-out Edinburgh map so you will never get lost. Whether you are walking or cycling, this Pocket Map and Guide to Edinburgh contains comprehensive area-by-area information and referencing, recommending the best Edinburgh hotels, restaurants, bars, shops and cultural attractions within this charming city. The DK Eyewitness Pocket Map and Guide Edinburgh is all you need to explore the dynamic city of Edinburgh. Don’t miss a thing on your holiday with the DK Eyewitness Pocket Map and Guide to Edinburgh.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #17024 in Books
• Published on: 2009-06-01
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 64 pages

Review
'"Light enough to slip into your pocket, but still contains all the crucial info." ' - Independent on Sunday

Customer Reviews

very handy and useful
I used this guide on my first trip to edinburgh. It helped me to plan my way from coach station to my hostel near the castle.
It also contains details about the major attractions of edinburgh with nice photographs.
overall good value for money.

Disappointing
Disappointing guide. I expected a book about Edinburgh, but was surprised that half this book is about Glasgow. If I wanted a book about Glasgow, I would have ordered one!
The book also does not mention the excellent hourly open-top bus guides from Waverly Station

A pocket guide book to Edinburg (and Glasgow)
It calls itself a pocket guide book and being less than 1 cm thick and something like 15 x 7½ cm across, the name is justified.
It contains all the information a guide book should have of sights, neighbourhood tours and fold-out maps to fit.
What the title doesn't tell is that it also contains information and maps of Glasgow, one of the obvious possibilities for a day trip out of Edinburgh.
The small size is partly achieved by small print and narrow pages that are less easy to browse. If you have reading glasses, you will need them here.