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This review is from: Rick Steves' Rome 2012 (Paperback)
I had borrowed this book from the library and liked it so much I bought hisFlorence, Rome and Venice books. His book gives you the type of information you actually need for your trip. Transportation, places to eat and stay, the top places to see, dates and times to keep in mind and most importantly how to avoid the long line-ups. Knowing this information will save us valuable time on on trip. He also looks at different passes that are available and will help you determine if they are a good deal for you or not. We have only a short amount of time for our trip, so we were going to spend a lot of money on tours just so we could "skip the lines", but now we have the inside track and can do it ourselves and at our own pace. I'm sure this book has saved us hundreds of dollars!
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Don't do Europe without Rick,
By Lewis Moore - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Rick Steves' Rome 2012 (Paperback)
My wife and I have been to Europe 4 times in the last 10 years. The most important companion for us is Rick Steves. Every time I go I purchase other guide books, but when it comes down to the best advice and recommendations, you cannot beat Rick. The Rome book is very thorough and every place He recommended came as he said, never over glossed, just honest advice. He also has the best advice on transportation needs which is where most guide books fail. Getting around Rome was a breeze with his directions.Great book!! 10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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Rick Steves' guide to Rome,
By Mark Wagstaff "wagstaff50" - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Rick Steves' Rome 2012 (Paperback)
This Rome travel guide is very practical, thorough, and easy to use. It includes descriptions, maps, and time saving ideas. Of particular interest is information on how to save money on meals, hotels, and sites. The ROMA Pass is an excellent example.
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This review is from: Rick Steves' Rome 2012 (Paperback)
I enjoy Rick Steves' sense of humor, and he lays out the major tourist sites (as well as several not so major sites.) The format is easy to read, and the book contains a lot of very useful information for first time visitors to Rome. I specifically love the "walks" that are suggested in the book - scenic walking tours that you can do on your own with directions, what to look for, etc.I'm giving it 4 rather than 5 stars because the book focuses a lot of attention on the very touristy areas west of the central train station, and doesn't give enough details about areas to the south and hardly any details about areas to the east. But, if you plan to stay/tour in the main historical center and/or Vatican City, then this book is fantastic! |
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