No comments about Travels in Asia Minor and Greece: A New Edition, with Corrections and Remarks by Nicholas Revett, Esq.. Volume 2.

1 comments about A Coloring book of the Odyssey from the art of Ancient Greece.

1. Having seen some of these works, actually coloring these pages is just not an option.

3 comments about Independent Travellers Greek Island Hopping 2006: The Island Hopper's Bible (Independent Travellers - Thomas Cook).

1. I have found this book very helpful in planning a trip to the Greek Islands. However do have one critiscm in that it is not very clear about the winter months,january to april.



2. Not really afull review as not had time to read all the book
   (its a lot of pages) But so far seems quite comprehensive and detailed certainly some useful infomation and reasonably well organised in places , although in others picture layout of island groupings dont always make sense to what the text states,
   but may be better giving a review after I have reade more (so far read about 25-30 pages which is really just all the intros
   but never the less stillm info in here that would be really difficult to find easily elsewhere. For UK buyers, if you are buying a couple of books then order from the US if you dont need them straight away as its cheaper there, also the UK Amazon site dont list the 2006 version. I fot the rough guide at the same time to the greek islands both UK prices are £11.99
   so it would 24 pounds plus delievry in the UK, and it only cost me 23 pounds ordering with delivery from the US



3. the book came quickly and it was in good condition--i was perfectly satisfied

No comments about Travels in Greece and Russia: With an Excursion to Crete.

No comments about Knopf MapGuide: Montreal (Knopf Mapguides).

2 comments about Lonely Planet Mediterranean Europe on a Shoestring (Lonely Planet Mediterranean Europe).

1. Lonely Planet has great books and this one certainly was. It's very thorough and tells alot about things that interest travellers. They are up to date and tell you the pros and cons of the different countries. I liked it alot and I know that other people will too.



2. The Lonely Planet guides are excellent for any locale..but this edition (covering Italy, Spain, Greece, France, Portugal and even Morocco) is a must-read for the quintessential backpacker jumping on a plane for Europa. These guides excel at recommending lodging of many price ranges (from youth hostels to 5-star hotels) and meal choices of the same range (excellent recommendation for outdoor markets.."buy a loaf of bread, a block of cheese and a bottle of wine here"..which is a plus as many guides catering to this area focus on only older travels with large budgets..or persons seeking to spend only a dollar a day or some insanity..it's always good to have the most information possible..and it's included here. Entertainments ideas from free plaza and park visiting to museums, discotechqes, architecture, boat rides etc. etc. are included..good for young and old. It even lists culture-sensitve information such as appropriate dress for visiting churches and monasteries as well as travel-safe tips for women. Book your Eurorail pass and get going.

No comments about Greece 2009 Square Wall Calendar.

2 comments about Blue Guide Athens and Environs.

1. This book is so pertinent for those people who are going to Athens, the capital of Greece. It is much more comprehensive about the city than the Blue Guide to Greece, which is great if you plan to stay in the city for awhile. Its commentaries are easy to read and understand and give you a full view of what to expect. Get it if you can.



2. I just returned from spending a week in Athens and used this guide the entire time. It is a fantastic personal guide for the whole city, taking you to all the ancient sites as well as the more different places. The book explains the history of the sites, and then tells you almost stone-for-stone what you are looking at for each site. There are wonderful parts of Athens I would have missed had I not had this book with me. It also goes through places outside Athens, such as the sites at Sounion and Eleusis.
   
   If you're interested in ancient history (and especially archaeological sites), then you can't do better than to take this guide with you to Athens.

No comments about Travels in European Turkey, in 1850: Through Bosnia, Servia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Thrace, Albania, and Epirus; with a Visit to Greece and the Ionian Isles. ... of Austria on the Lower Danube. Volume 2.

No comments about Travels in Northern Greece: Volume 1.