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Buenos Aires guidebook recommendation?
Hi there. I am just beginning to think about a trip to BA in 2009 and would like to know what guidebooks you use. I've been reading the posts here for the past two weeks, but I usually like to read a couple of good guidebooks before I get too far into the planning of a trip. Any good ideas? Many thanks.
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Since I haven't yet been to Buenos Aires, I don't know if my choice of books were the best.
But after pondering awhile in the book store, I chose, Fodor's Argentina. and Lonely Planet Buenos Aires. I like to go through them and use a yellow hi-lighter to hi light anything important to me. I also use those little tiny post-its to mark pages. They come in different colours and I love them. |
Thanks kodi. You can tell just by looking at my guidebooks which ones I have read. They're the ones with all the green, orange, pink and yellow post-it flags stickiing out the sides. LOL.
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Oh goodie, Q is comin to Buenos Aires :D
I bought a Frommers and it stunk..way out of date info. I think Fodors might be good lol. Husband likes to read everything at home then just go .. When we went to Paris and London for the first times, I bought Access London and Access Paris..I love those books! So see if they do <b>Access Buenos Aires..</b> Of course by the time you arrive, you will know someone who might have some sort of grasp of the language ... we hope :) |
Besos (is that right?) Scarlett. I'll look into the Access books. If you start googling now, you'll be ready for me in February 2009!
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I, too, like the Access guides but haven't seen one for B.A. Used both Time Out and Frommers guides to B.A.
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