Paris guidebook
Apr 14th, 2006, 08:09 AM
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Sorry, I mixed up names in the posting above.
Both the Eyewitness and Time Out guides look interesting, but both are quite bulky-- 448p and 416p respectively.
Has anyone tried Time Out's "Paris for Visitors"?
Both the Eyewitness and Time Out guides look interesting, but both are quite bulky-- 448p and 416p respectively.
Has anyone tried Time Out's "Paris for Visitors"?
Apr 14th, 2006, 08:44 AM
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The latest edition (still available on Amazon) of Access Paris was published in 2004. Next edition is due out November 2006. There are so many shops and restaurants included, if the occasional one is no longer there...And, as someone else mentioned, every tour guide is out of date as soon as published - shops and restaurants change all the time.
I appreciate being able to buy "used" (but actually new) books on Amazon, so I can freely highlight, tear out sections.
I appreciate being able to buy "used" (but actually new) books on Amazon, so I can freely highlight, tear out sections.
Apr 14th, 2006, 01:42 PM
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I just walked over to my bookshelf and picked up my older TimeOut Paris and Eyewitness Paris. Both are rather heavy, but Eyewitness is about an inch taller and seems to weigh a decent amount more. TimeOut is also denser with info with less full page pictures.
Good to hear Access is still being published. They're very handy for neighborhood hopping, but are very shallow in details.
Good to hear Access is still being published. They're very handy for neighborhood hopping, but are very shallow in details.
