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Rick Steves' London 2000 (Rick Steves' City and Regional Guides) by Gene Openshaw, Rick Steves
lisavegan's review against another edition
4.0
There are some incredibly helpful 5 star tips in here but I wonder if I couldn’t have found most of them online. It’s a good tour book but much isn’t useful for the way I want to travel. There are various types of touring suggested and none of them appealed to me. Perhaps if I was returning to places and it wouldn’t be my first ever trip I’d have more interest. I can see this being a 5 star book for some. For me it was 3-1/2 stars.
stacey_korson's review against another edition
5.0
Great book when planning a trip to London. Can’t go wrong with Rick Steves!
itsautumntime's review against another edition
5.0
I love these books. The author always adds little alleys and historical points of interest along the walking tours and they are my favorite! The pub where Shakespeare hung out? The water pump that spread cholera and helped us discover germs? The home where Samuel Johnson once lived? My bread and butter.
rachelack's review against another edition
5.0
Rick Steves is dorky, but his guide books leave you incredibly prepared and well-informed. He gives you a ridiculous amount of helpful information in his usual chipper demeanor.
lfinkenkeller's review against another edition
informative
slow-paced
5.0
I have always loved the television show, Travels in Europe with Rick Steves, so when a friend suggested that I read his London Travel Guide for my upcoming trip to London, I immediately bought it.
It took me over two months to read because I read one or two chapters at a time. Any more than that was too much to absorb..
I especially liked his travel tips, his day-by-day itinerary, his chronological sweep through art history, and his tours of the different museums.
I bought this as an ebook, so I didn't have to take a huge manual with me when I am in London. I know I will make good use of this travel guide before, during, and after my trip.
It took me over two months to read because I read one or two chapters at a time. Any more than that was too much to absorb..
I especially liked his travel tips, his day-by-day itinerary, his chronological sweep through art history, and his tours of the different museums.
I bought this as an ebook, so I didn't have to take a huge manual with me when I am in London. I know I will make good use of this travel guide before, during, and after my trip.
tracyk22's review against another edition
4.0
Tons of practical info- I read the 2012 version which has information about visiting the Olympics site.
jdn_in_sat's review against another edition
4.0
His enthusiasm is infectious! (I read the paperback, not Kindle edition, but don't feel like fixing that right now.)
heavenwallgate's review against another edition
technically it was the 2023 edition but I can’t find it on here
ajthenerd1123581321's review against another edition
adventurous
informative
lighthearted
relaxing
4.0
greenrain's review against another edition
5.0
Read the 2017 version and loved it. Helped me plan my trip in just a couple days. I feel like I have a good grasp on what to expect and plan for once my vacation begins. Will definitely read Rick Steves whenever I head to Europe.