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Fodor's Italy 2012 [Paperback]

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Nov 1 2011 Full-color Travel Guide
Full-color guide
• Make your trip to Italy unforgettable with illustrated features, 125 maps, and 300 color photos.

Customize your trip with simple planning tools
• Top experiences & attractions
• Lodging comparison charts
• Easy-to-read color regional maps

Explore Rome, Florence, Venice, and beyond 
• Discerning Fodor’s Choice picks for hotels, restaurants, sights, and more
• “Word of Mouth” tips from fellow Fodor’s travelers
• Illustrated features on Ancient Rome, Venice's Grand Canal, and the Cinque Terre
• Best hikes and drives, winery visits, museum-going, and regional food highlights.
 
Opinions from destination experts
• Fodor’s Italy-based writers reveal their favorite local haunts
• Revised annually to provide the latest information

Added bonus: At the end of each Fodor’s hotel review, we’ve included snippets from TripAdvisor reviews. Plan your trip with the extra peace of mind that comes from knowing each of Fodor’s expert selections is reinforced by consumer experience and feedback.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Handy travel tool Jan 7 2013
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
Fodor's has a reputation of providing excellent travel guides. It was very useful for the trip we took in September '12. I do wish I had been provided with more information on the airport.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Italy For the Adventurous April 18 2012
By Mary Kay Hagerty - Published on Amazon.com
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I am finding the " Fodor's Italy Guide" very informative and helpful in planning a trip there this summer. It contains a lot of practical advice along with a rich
historical background of each area of the country. I think it will make our trip less stressful and more enjoyable. It will also be more meaningful to know something about the historicalbackground of the places we visit. Even if we don't have time to see everything, I have enjoyed learning about the history and culture of Italy!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars HEAVY and just decent Sep 20 2012
By Hugh - Published on Amazon.com
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First off, this book is heavy. I haven't weighed it, but it's fatiguing to read. It covers the entire country, which might have been my mistake. I should have purchased separate books for all the cities I visited. This would have eliminated all the waste, and made it easier to read.

I was on an airplane literally trying to tear the book down the middle along the spine. I made a joke to my wife that she should ask a flight attendant for a knife. (close the anniversary of 911, this wouldn't have gone over so well I'm sure)

The coverage of sites is good. The stuff you're going to see is 500-2000 years old, so it can remain pretty consistent. The coverage of restaurants failed on our trip. The authors are clearly interested in getting you out of the tourist-trap areas, and I appreciate that. However, I wound up in some sub-par restaurants that a simple reference to Trip Advisor's website would have eliminated. These days, the internet is keeping communication running super fast, so we are better off keeping up with what's current on the day. A book published a year ago could be completely wrong when a place just changed management or shut down.

I still used the book quite a bit for figuring out what to do with the few days we had in each city. It has some nice itineraries in each section. The main issue again was the bulk of the book didn't get used. I'll definitely buy individual city books next trip.
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3.0 out of 5 stars It's OK July 11 2012
By CLTGUY - Published on Amazon.com
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Not a bad travel book for encompassing a vast number of areas in Italy. Was a little vague on some things in Rome, and the Map is so-so. Traveling from City to City it was fairly useful, and had some good history reads in it. If you are only going to a couple of Cities - like a trip to Rome and Florence - you would be better off buying 3 books - one just for Rome, one just for Florence, etc. If you goto Rome, just get to the Colosseum at 8-830am, waiting there for 30+ minutes beats waiting in very crowded line for 2+hrs, plus you will get to see it empty, so you can actually take photos without a giant crowd inside!
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