Product Description

Brand new for 2007, "Travellers Bosnia, Serbia & Montenegro" is perfectly designed for mainstream travellers who want to access the best of this beautiful and hotly tipped region. This book delivers: expert advice, tracking down the best sights and experiences; Suggested Itineraries and Highlights sections for inspired trip planning; detailed background on people, geography, culture and history; clear and accurate mapping for orientation at country, region and city levels; suggested walks and tours to somewhere a little different; impartial and dependable sleeping, eating and entertainment listings. It is full colour throughout, with over 140 photographs. There is comprehensive coverage of this area's finest, including Sarejevo, the Bay of Kotor, Belgrade, Mostar, Pristina and Podgorica. "Travellers" are popular, compact guides for mainstream travellers wanting to discover something a little different on their trip. Covering the very best of country, regional and city destinations, they offer the perfect balance of culture, history, practical information, mapping, photography and listings to appeal to a mass-market readership.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #587607 in Books
• Published on: 2007-08-16
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 176 pages

Customer Reviews

Good overview
More of an accompaniment guide, you'll not find any practical information in here but there are some good pictures & cultural references.
More of a bed book, not too heavy on factual so as to ruin a trip.

Useless!!
Took this guide on a recent trip, absolutely useless! Used to using rough guides which contain useful info such as directions to railway stations, indications as to costs of hotels, how to get to attractions / airports etc, this book has none of these. The few city maps there are are poor and have none of the attractions marked on them. Many major towns and cities don't even get a mention. The official review of this book makes much of the colour pictures,on opening the book one is a full page photo of a bunch of grapes! This and many other pointless pictures are nothing but padding to disguise lack of factual content in a poorly researched and wholly inadequate guide.