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Dk Eyewitness Travel Guide: Budapest - Travel and Holiday Guides: GeneralCategory: Books Description: The new-look DK Eyewitness Travel Guide Budapest - now complete with a free pull-out city map, clearly marked with sights from the guidebook - will lead you straight to the best attractions this great city has to offer. You'll find detailed listings of the best hotels, restaurants, bars and shops for all budgets in this fully updated and expanded guide, plus insider tips on everything from the Hungarian National Gallery to the Matyas Church. DK's uniquely visual Eyewitness Travel Guide Budapest includes unique cutaways, floorplans and reconstructions of the city's stunning architecture. And the new-look guide's indispensible map is so easy-to-use - keep it with the book or remove and use on its own. The map has detailed street views of all the key areas, plus there are transport maps and information on how to get around the city, from the best tram routes to the most useful tickets to buy for your stay; there's even a chart showing the distances between major sights for walkers. DK Eyewitness Travel Guide Budapest shows you what others only tell you. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Dk Eyewitness Travel Guide: BudapestCategory: Books Description: The new-look DK Eyewitness Travel Guide Budapest - now complete with a free pull-out city map, clearly marked with sights from the guidebook - will lead you straight to the best attractions this great city has to offer. ISBN: 9781405367394 Review this product |
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Dk Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide: BudapestCategory: Books Description: DK Eyewitness Top 10 Budapest will lead you straight to the best attractions this vibrant and historic city has to offer. Whether you are looking for delicious Hungarian dishes, beautiful public baths, thrilling nightlife or stunning architecture, this guide is your ideal companion. ISBN: 9781405356633 Review this product |
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Dk Eyewitness Pocket Map And Guide: BudapestCategory: Books Description: The DK Eyewitness Pocket Map & Guide Budapest will lead you straight to the best attractions in this fascinating city. It is fully illustrated, with coverage of all the major areas and attractions in Budapest; from the Hungarian National Gallery to the Mátyás Church. ISBN: 9781405361064 Review this product |
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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This review is from: DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Budapest (Paperback)
Very good guide for Budapest. All you need.The only thing that was not so good was the pricing of the food. It is still cheap but we used the book to find a quick snack and the restaurant was more than double than in the book. Also dont get the Buadpest Card, just by a public transport ticket for 2 or 3 days, much better value.
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Don't leave home without it., By G-witch (Scotland) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Budapest (Paperback)
As with all DK guides, these gorgeous guidebooks help you find all the quirky wee places not shown in other more "worthy" guidebooks. We had already been to Budapest 20 years ago, but our last visit was much, much better and it was largely down to this book. Its pages of suggested walks are brilliant. Not only are actual places to visit pointed out but also interesting features such as unusual sculptures, details on buildings, etc. Each has a history section which is a fascinating bonus compared to many other guides and there are also sections on the surrounding areas so any trips out of town are covered too, although not in the same depth. The illustrations and layout are attractive and easy to follow. I would never go anywhere without one of these DK guides and have a fair collection. Even once you get home they are extremely readable!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Excellent guidebook with beautiful illustrations, By
This review is from: DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Budapest (Paperback)
Another beautifully illustrated guidebook from DK. We took a short trip to Budapest and the Guidebook allowed us to plan our time beforehand to see as many sights as possible. The maps are excellent and allow you to find your way around and look up any points of interest along the way. The illustrations mean you can keep the book as a visual momentoe of the trip. We tried a couple of the resturant recommendations and these too were great although the prices a little higher than the book would suggest. Definitely would recommend for anyone going to Budapest for the first time.
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