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Lonely Planet Victoria (Paperback)

by Jon Murray (Author)
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Provides details on the best galleries, gardens, wineries, markets and festivals; the pick of Melbourne's fantastic restaurants, cafes and bars; extensive coverage of national parks, with details on outdoor activities including bushwalking and skiing; and accommodation options from bush campsites to beach resorts.


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Victoria, Australia, is home to the Melbourne headquarters of Lonely Planet. This wonderful travel guide includes new chapters on outdoor activities such as bushwalking, camping, skiing and rock climbing; an accomodation recommendation to suit all budgets; a guide to Melbourne's restuarants, shopping areas, spectator sports and night life; and more. Color photos, maps. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Another winner, Feb 14 2000
By David A. Farnham (Roanoke, VA USA) - See all my reviews
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The third edition of this guide to Australia's smallest mainland state shows a definite shift towards, if not the high-end traveller, at least the mid-end traveller with expanded listing of lodging and eating establishments to include more expensive options, especially in the section covering Melbourne. The coverage of the rest of the state is as exhaustive as in previous editions. While Lonely Planet refuses (or does not have the staff) to update the printed versions of their guides more than once every two or three years.

The only real criticism I have of this guide is that the author(s) clearly have animus against the current Victorian government. While everyone is entitled to political opinions, they are out of place in a guidebook, particularly in a series which includes guides to such places as Burma.

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