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Lonely Planet
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 04-07-08 21:25Lonely Planet
Has anyone used or looked at the Bulgarian version
Is it worth buying
re: Lonely Planet
Ive not seen it. If you decide to buy please feedback to us BG
re: Lonely Planet
Arron
Cost £13.95 - handy size 13x20cm would fit in a decent size handbag (us girls carry everything
).
Very comprehensive with suggested routes, areas and towns/villages. Reviews on different accommodation in each area. Outdoor section, things to do and see. Some colour photos and small B/W town street maps, which you need a magnifying glass for
I think it's useful as a starting guide but it was republished in June 2005 so not sure how much will still be relevant or ...
Cost £13.95 - handy size 13x20cm would fit in a decent size handbag (us girls carry everything
).Very comprehensive with suggested routes, areas and towns/villages. Reviews on different accommodation in each area. Outdoor section, things to do and see. Some colour photos and small B/W town street maps, which you need a magnifying glass for
I think it's useful as a starting guide but it was republished in June 2005 so not sure how much will still be relevant or ...
Arron
Cost £13.95 - handy size 13x20cm would fit in a decent size handbag (us girls carry everything ).
Very comprehensive with suggested routes, areas and towns/villages. Reviews on different accommodation in each area. Outdoor section, things to do and see. Some colour photos and small B/W town street maps, which you need a magnifying glass for
I think it's useful as a starting guide but it was republished in June 2005 so not sure how much will still be relevant or accurate. hings have changed a lot in the last few years. Some useful contact addresses and numbers.
I'm going to look at Rough Guide next.
Found a decent map for £6.99 that would get you from A to B but now want a more detailed one for exploring off the main roads.
Cost £13.95 - handy size 13x20cm would fit in a decent size handbag (us girls carry everything
).Very comprehensive with suggested routes, areas and towns/villages. Reviews on different accommodation in each area. Outdoor section, things to do and see. Some colour photos and small B/W town street maps, which you need a magnifying glass for
I think it's useful as a starting guide but it was republished in June 2005 so not sure how much will still be relevant or accurate. hings have changed a lot in the last few years. Some useful contact addresses and numbers.
I'm going to look at Rough Guide next.
Found a decent map for £6.99 that would get you from A to B but now want a more detailed one for exploring off the main roads.
