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Prague (Lonely Planet City Guide)by: Neil Wilson January 01, 2007 |
List Price: £12.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £8.29 You Save: £4.70 (36%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £8.51 |
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I have mixed feelings about this guide.
In terms of practicality, it's small and not too heavy for carrying around - but is still bigger than many other city guides available. The maps are quite useful although their scale can make a short walk look like a ten mile hike! The maps are also all located at the back and there are no maps integrated into the text, apart from one of the castle. This made it awkward as you needed to flick back and forth. Close ups of the most famous and crowded areas, like the Old Town Square, would have been useful. Despite being published in 2007, there are some inaccuracies and the selection of shops, hotels etc. mentioned seems to miss out many of the more recent developments. It ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Scotland (Lonely Planet Country Guide)by: Neil Wilson, et al April 01, 2008 |
List Price: £11.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £8.39 You Save: £3.60 (30%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £5.30 |
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This member of the renowned Lonely Planet series was an essential tool in helping me plan and conduct a family holiday tour around the highlands. All the information I wanted was supplied, including phone numbers of key helpers (such as lone operators - real heroes of rural Scotland - to complete otherwise isolating gaps in transport).
Scotland is a gloriously living place, so changes occur which would account for occasionally being out of date, as complained of by other contributors. From my summer's experience, each element appeared current and reliable. >>More Details |
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Edinburgh (Lonely Planet Encounter)by: Neil Wilson March 01, 2008 |
List Price: £7.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £4.79 You Save: £3.20 (40%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £4.51 |
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This member of the renowned Lonely Planet series was an essential tool in helping me plan and conduct a family holiday tour around the highlands. All the information I wanted was supplied, including phone numbers of key helpers (such as lone operators - real heroes of rural Scotland - to complete otherwise isolating gaps in transport).
Scotland is a gloriously living place, so changes occur which would account for occasionally being out of date, as complained of by other contributors. From my summer's experience, each element appeared current and reliable. >>More Details |
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The SAS Tracking & Navigation Handbookby: Neil Wilson May 01, 2002 |
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This is the book every outdoor/soldier should have!
Every page is full of usefull and easy-to-understand information and how to use a compass and almost every navigation method used. Perfect for the first-time user and for the experienced outdoor and soldier >>More Details |
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Cairngorms Walks (Pathfinder Guide)by: John Brooks, Neil Wilson, Peter Koch-Osborne March 01, 1996 |
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This is the book every outdoor/soldier should have!
Every page is full of usefull and easy-to-understand information and how to use a compass and almost every navigation method used. Perfect for the first-time user and for the experienced outdoor and soldier >>More Details |
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Inverness, Loch Ness and the North East Highlands: Walks (Pathfinder Guide)by: Neil Wilson March 31, 1998 |
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This is the book every outdoor/soldier should have!
Every page is full of usefull and easy-to-understand information and how to use a compass and almost every navigation method used. Perfect for the first-time user and for the experienced outdoor and soldier >>More Details |
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Fort William and Glen Coe: Walks (Pathfinder Guide)by: Hamish M. Brown, Neil Wilson, Peter Koch-Osborne April 01, 1992 |
List Price: £10.95 Vegetarian Books Price: £8.49 You Save: £2.46 (22%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £3.28 |
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i have quite a collection of these now. pathfinder guides have taken me all round lancashire (my home land..), Yorkshire dales/mores and most of wales!!! im of on my first ever break in Scotland soon, and im sure i have all i need in the one book. its more than a map as it points out many places of interest along the way that i have missed in the past following a standard OS map. new or second hand, the topography remains the same. so go and buy one now, where ever you might be going.
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Edinburgh (Lonely Planet City Guide)by: Neil Wilson June 01, 2006 |
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Being a fan of the Lonely Planet series, i thought this would be ideal for a weekend away in Edinburgh. However, i was sorely disappointed with the information provided in this guidebook. It is only a couple of years old, yet much of the information is out of date, meaning we often went in search of resturants that were not longer there. The reviews also tended to be misleading; many of the pubs which got excellent write-ups were very ordinary and some others weren't given the credit they deserved. All in all this guide, as with all Lonely Planet guides, crams a lot of information into a compact book, however this was not always reliable and will make me think twice when i buy my next travel guide.
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Poland (Lonely Planet Country Guide)by: Tom Parkinson, Richard Watkins, Neil Wilson May 01, 2005 |
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Travel guide purchasing often comes down to a choice between Lonely Planet and Rough Guide, and the case of Poland, Lonely Planet is in second place.
On a week long visit to Poland in April 2006, carrying a copy of the Lonely Planet guide and accompanied by a friend who had the equivalent Rough Guide, we found the Rough Guide to be the superior volume. Lonely Planet has the basic information on eating, drinking and sleeping, and there is little to choose between the two popular guides for those, but for history, culture and background information we found the Rough Guide to be far better. As well as being more readable, the Rough Guide also seemed to include more of the smaller but no less interesting towns where we ended ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Prague (Lonely Planet City Guide)by: Neil Wilson January 01, 2005 |
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I have mixed feelings about this guide.
In terms of practicality, it's small and not too heavy for carrying around - but is still bigger than many other city guides available. The maps are quite useful although their scale can make a short walk look like a ten mile hike! The maps are also all located at the back and there are no maps integrated into the text, apart from one of the castle. This made it awkward as you needed to flick back and forth. Close ups of the most famous and crowded areas, like the Old Town Square, would have been useful. Despite being published in 2007, there are some inaccuracies and the selection of shops, hotels etc. mentioned seems to miss out many of the more recent developments. It also often lacked ... Read More: >>More Details |
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