Product Description

These attractively priced, four–color guides offer dozens of neighborhood and thematic tours, complete with hundreds of photos and bulleted maps that lead the way from sight to sight. Day by Days are the only guides that help travelers organize their time to get the most out of a trip.

• Full–color package at an affordable price
• Star ratings for all hotels, restaurants, and attractions
• Foldout front covers with maps and quick–reference information
• Tear–resistant map in a handy, reclosable plastic wallet
• Handy pocket–sized trim

17 Self–guided Tours. 39 Maps. One Great Trip.

At last, a travel guide that tells you how to see the best of everything–in the smartest, most time–efficient way.

• The best of Seville in one, two, or three days
• Thematic tours for every interest, schedule, and taste
• Hundreds of evocative photos
• Bulleted maps that show you how to go from place to place
• Hotels, restaurants, shopping, and nightlife for all budgets
• A tear–resistant foldout map–enclosed in a handy plastic wallet you can also use for tickets and souvenirs

Frommer′s. The best trips start here.

Visit us online at Frommers.com

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #68260 in Books
• Published on: 2008-04-21
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 192 pages

From the Author
So many guidebooks to Seville... so why buy this one?

Well, firstly the Frommer's Day By Day format is unique and in my opinion very smart. Instead of chopping a destination up into areas, as is the case with most guidebooks, Day By Days use guided walking tours - The best in a day, The best in two days, The best in three days, Neighbourhoods and Special themes. There are also detailed listings sections - shops, hotels, restaurants and nightlife - but it's the tours that make the book. No more flicking between chapters to make sure you don't miss anything or fumbling for maps - the information is already organised for you complete with maps and detailed descriptions. It's intuitive and easy to use - so you make the most of your time. Just follow the points on the tours of you choice. Perfect if you only have a few days in which to see the city.

Secondly, I've researched it into the ground... This is a brand new book written (and photographed) from spending months in Seville walking and cycling the city. 40,000 words, 30 odd maps and several hundred images... it's not just full of info I've discovered, it's also full of stuff that people who live there told me. Most of them have become good friends in the process.

I hope it makes your trip to one of Europe's most romantic cities just that bit more delightful.

Jeremy Head

From the Back Cover

17 Self–guided Tours. 39 Maps. One Great Trip.

At last, a travel guide that tells you how to see the best of everything—in the smartest, most time–efficient way.

• The best of Seville in one, two, or three days

• Thematic tours for every interest, schedule, and taste

• Hundreds of evocative photos

• Bulleted maps that show you how to go from place to place

• Hotels, restaurants, shopping, and nightlife for all budgets

• A tear–resistant foldout map—enclosed in a handy plastic wallet you can also use for tickets and souvenirs

Frommer′s. The best trips start here.

Visit us online at Frommers.com

About the Author
Jeremy Head is travel write, photographer, and broadcaster based in Brighton, UK. His award–winning travel writing has appeared in most of the UK′s national newspapers and specialist travel magazines. He recently spent a summer wearing covert camera gear as an undercover reporter for ITV′s Holidays Undercover. her first visited Seville in 2000 and has been going back for more ever since (maybe it′s the wine?). As well as writing this first edition of he day by Day Guide to Seville he took pretty much all of the pictures. You can find out what he′s doing next at www.jeremyhead.com.

Customer Reviews

adequate
This small guide was useful for a short 4 days break.
If one was going for longer and wanted more in-depth information, this guide would not be sufficient.
Maps are not very good.