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Old Mar 14th, 2008, 07:23 AM
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Guide Book for Brittany & Normandy ?

Hi, I have about a week in Brittany/Normandy and will have a car. Any recommendations for one guide book that covers both areas? I'd rather not tote 2 books around if possible. I saw that Rough Guide has one, but I have no experience with them.

I have used the Michelin Green Guides and while I know most like them best, I'm just not crazy about them. I don't like the way they "feel" (too tightly bound?) -- not the info they contain. Crazy, but true.

Any recommendations would be appreciated.
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I'm going there in May and I'm taking Lonely Planet's "Brittany
and Normandy" for sure and then
tear-outs from various out-of-date
guides. Also have a Thomas Cook
Brittany book that is comprehensive.
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If you're driving the AA (British AAA) have some guides to Normandy and Brittany that aren't bad.
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And if binding is a problem, the AA have some spiral bound guides.
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You might consider: "Drive Around Brittany and Normandy," a Thomas Cook book.
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I, too, like the Thomas Cook guide. It has great suggestions for driving trips.
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Thank you to all. I have a AAA spiral bound guide for Paris that I really like didn't know they had one for Brittany/Normandy.

I'll also check out Lonely Planet and Thomas Cook on amazon.com.

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Another thumbs up for the Thomas Cook Driving Around guides. We have them for all the European areas they publish.
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My first time I used the rough guide and for restaurants the Gastronigue and the Pierre deux books on Brittany and Normandy and everyone was a winner!
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