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Amsterdam (Lonely Planet City Guide)

Amsterdam (Lonely Planet City Guide)
By Andrew Bender

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An excellent companion to explore Amsterdam's sights, history and laid-back lifestyle. Full colour maps and the restructured Districts chapter make orientation and navigation easy.

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #489884 in Books
  • Published on: 2006-03-01
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 298 pages

Customer Reviews

Again a great book from Lonely Planet4
As most Lonely Planet guide books I have read, this has also been of great help to me. It really increased my joy of expectations. And they were fulfilled.
I love to really study my guide book weeks in advance of my departure. If I am going away on the spur of the moment and I do not have time for thorough study, I usually by another guide book, besides the Lonely Planet guide, for getting the quick overview and use the Lonely Planet guide for a reference book (looking-up things).
I only give it 4 stars as the map maybe could be a little bit better.

Not helpful at all2
I got this book as a guide for my first visit to Amsterdam. Couldn't get as far as finding my hotel on the less than clear and confusing maps at the back. Dam square never looked so elusive. Having said that it does contain lots of words which I'm sure are full of useful information if you can unscramble the layout. All in all a waste of money as I'll have to have a look at other guides and see which ones are clear, concise and exactly what you are looking for. The internet was more useful.
But two stars as I'm sure once you buy a map from somewhere else it will have its uses. Mind you they should be the main part of any handy travel guide.