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Dk Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide: SydneyCategory: Books Description: DK Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide Sydney will lead you straight to the very best of this cosmopolitan city. Whether you're looking to visit the spectacular Sydney Opera House, experience the best restaurants or relax at one of the world-renowned beaches; this guide is your perfect companion. ISBN: 9781405368087 Review this product |
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Dk Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide: SydneyCategory: Books Description: DK Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide Sydney will lead you straight to the very best of this cosmopolitan city. Whether you're looking to visit the spectacular Sydney Opera House, experience the best restaurants or relax at one of the world-renowned beaches; this guide is your perfect companion. ISBN: 9781405372329 Review this product |
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Dk Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide: SydneyCategory: Books Description: DK Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide Sydney will lead you straight to the very best of this cosmopolitan city. ISBN: 9781405360852 Review this product |
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Dk Eyewitness Travel Guide: SydneyCategory: Books Description: Packed with stunning photography, colour illustrations and detailed maps, discover Sydney area by area from boat tours around Sydney Harbour to eating breakfast on Bondi Beach. ISBN: 9781405356541 Review this product |
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19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Amazing images and notes for an amazing city,
By A Customer
This review is from: Sydney (DK Eyewitness Travel Guide) (Paperback)
This became my Bible for my short stay in Sydney, the photos tempt you to travel to places of interest you might otherwise not see, and the descriptions of events and sights were spot on, even my friends that lived in Syndey were impressed, the highlighted walks for each district offered a great way to spend an hour meandering through streets and ensuring you weren't missing other sights only one street a way.The only thing it lacked was slightly mre information about further afield and also the walk around Manly didn't enthrall my imagination so instead I did the 9K walk from Spit to Manly, well worth it with the views of the sea and great look outs for Balmoral and the city. Easy to shove in your bag and enough information to leave you looking for more - super!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
An excellent guide. Don't visit Sydney without it, By
This review is from: Sydney (DK Eyewitness Travel Guide) (Paperback)
I've just returned from a stay in Sydney (April 2006). I took this little book with me. It was a tremendous help. It is very colourful and nicely arranged. The places that any tourist will definitely want to visit are explained using full colour maps and 3D illustrations that you really can't go wrong with. My only criticism of it is that it doesn't give many prices. Some places are expensive to enter, so knowing the price beforehand, even if it is out of date, gives an indication of its value for money. That said, it is hard to fault this book.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Great Book comes with a handy pocket map,
This review is from: DK Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide: Sydney (Paperback)
Book comes with clear information, also a small strong independent pocket size map.Would liked to have seen some prices though, making planning a lot easier for those on a budget. Its good value, and will use it daily on our stay in Sydney. Can be posted through letter box |
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