No comments about Rome (Italy from Above).

No comments about Complete Italy The Beautiful Cookbook.

2 comments about Live & Work in Italy (Living & Working Abroad Guides).

1. This book is a detailed survey of the opportunities for employment and living in Italy - it covers such mundane, but essential subjects such as residence and entry regulations, property purchase and rental, tax evasion and other national pastimes, as well as how to find a job or start a business. It lets you know in confident style how, where and why to go for the Italian experience.

   Unlike Travis Neighbour and Monica Larner's popular "Living, Studying and Working in Italy", this guide doesn't assume that every reader has the lifestyle and experience of the average impoverished student. Want to know how and where to get the best mortgages and loans, or understand the finer points of etiquette, language and culture? It's all here - buy it, become an expert, and above all enjoy!




2. This book was of very little use to me. I purchased it right after reading Travis Neighbor and Monica Larner's Living, Working, and Studying in Italy, and it was such a disappointment. It was in an awkward-to-use format, almost like some sort of government fact book. It compared aspects of life blow-by-blow to those in the UK and seemed to offer very little information that would be of use to an American relocating to Italy. If you're from the UK, it may be just what you need, but otherwise I'd steer clear.

   One other thing: I noticed it's part of a very large series, which may tell you something about the impersonality of it - even more so that this author has written quite a few in the series.

No comments about The Classic and Connoisseur in Italy and Sicily: With an Appendix, Containing an Abridged Translation of Lanzi's Storia Pittorica. Volume 2.

No comments about The Classic and Connoisseur in Italy and Sicily: With an Appendix, Containing an Abridged Translation of Lanzi's Storia Pittorica. Volume 3.

No comments about The Classic and Connoisseur in Italy and Sicily: With an Appendix, Containing an Abridged Translation of Lanzi's Storia Pittorica. Volume 1.

2 comments about Villa d'Este Style.

1. If you want a glimpse of the famed Villa & its beauty take a look inside this book. The pages are beautiful & you can feel the ambiance as if you were living it in the moment!



2. If you want a glimpse of the famed Villa & its beauty take a look inside this book. The pages are beautiful & you can feel the ambiance as if you were living it in the moment!

2 comments about Fodor's Pocket Rome 2001: The All-in-One Guide to the Best of the City Packed with Places to Eat, Sleep, S hop and Explore (Pocket Guides).

1. Without fanfare, this book has been more than helpful. From spendthrift to affluence ...it lets me call the shots. Insightful reviews guide my trip of a lifetime ...and I need help. The logistical insights of important connection to the ancient while nurturing tourism avoidance within all possible bounds has been accomplished.



2. This mini guide was an EXCELLENT companion on our recent Rome excursion. The top 25 sites section was particularly useful in determining what to see during our stay. Each of the 25 sites noted in the guide included a train/bus number reference and that was most helpful. Many travel guides do not include such info. You'll never miss with the Citypacks!

2 comments about Rome 360 (360 Degrees).

1. the most beautiful and extraordinary book i've ever seen - an absolutely perfect gift for anyone who's ever been, wants to go, or plans to go to rome



2. I received this book as a gift following a trip to Italy, and it proudly sits in my living room for all to see. It is a stunning book of photography which captures the beauty, grandeur and history of The Eternal City. The photos are magnificent. The only thing I'd change is to add the details of the photos on the pages, instead of at the end of the book, but this does not diminish from the beauty.

3 comments about Special Places to Stay Italy, 4th (Special Places to Stay).

1. I bought the French B&B's title from this series for my belle-mere as we are both Francophiles and dream of a long saunter together through this beautiful country. She let me spend about five minutes with it, but I could tell she was desperate to get it back, so I purchased Italy, and French Holiday Homes for myself. I'm planning a holiday in Italy next year and this book is wonderful. And I say this as someone who works in a Travel Agency which specialises in Italy and France. The photographs and descriptions make you want to stay at each place. The little details make it easier to choose your accommodation. I just wish there were as many Italian books in the series as there are French. I know that I shall be collecting the whole series as guides, and just for dreaming.



2. I haven't gotten that far into the book yet, but so far it's worth every penny. Great details and beautifully presented.



3. I wish I had known that the hotels pay to be featured in this volume. Had I known I would not have purchased it. The author discloses that properties pay to be included, and the company does check them out; however, most of the properties are between $150 and $200 or higher per night. The book is well written and organized, buy only if you have lots of money to spend.