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No comments about Spain (Eyewitness Travel Guide).

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5 comments about Michelin Spain & Portugal Tourist and Motoring Atlas (Michelin Tourist and Motoring Atlas).

1. We used this atlas for a 2 week road trip through Spain, and found it to be very helpful. I had also mapped routes using various internet sources, and having this atlas was better as we could change our minds and pick other routes, if we felt we wanted to. Sometimes the numbers of the highways didn't match exactly, but that can happen at anytime, anywhere. Maps and atlases are frequently outdated as soon as they are printed. But this one gives the best information available here in the States, I think.
   
   There aren't really any good maps of individual cities in the atlas, which might be a drawback. I did need to get individual maps of cities separately, which wasn't that big of a bother for us but it is something to consider. Overall, a very good road atlas if contemplating a road trip to Spain/Portugal. Easy to read and a good size to handle. Granted, there were two of us, so one driving and one navigating probably made it a bit easier to read the atlas!



2. I took a week long trip to Spain this summer and this atlas was extremely helpful. Getting around using the backroads in the area my family was from was easy due to the detail of the atlas. I did come across some new highways that weren't on the map yet, but I can't really fault them for that. Description of roadsigns and symbols in the back was also helpful.



3. If you will be driving around Spain and/or Portugal this is worth getting



4. We used these maps to travel from Lisbon to the Algarve in the south of Portugal to Seville, then onto Granada, and back to Lisbon. They are wonderful! They are excellently detailed & yet easy to read. Buy them if you planning on driving in Europe. You will not regret your purchase.



5. A great resource for driving in Spain. Durable book that gets thrown around in a car and spilled on, but survives! Clear format and large print, even down to the confusing Spanish road numbers. Might have been helpful to have some explanation about those multiple road numbers on each highway, but we eventually figured it out.

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