Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 914.1504824
EAN: 9781566918596
ISBN: 1566918596
Label: Avalon Travel Publishing
Manufacturer: Avalon Travel Publishing
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 424
Publication Date: 2007-12-28
Publisher: Avalon Travel Publishing
Studio: Avalon Travel Publishing

Customer Rating:
Summary: You can always count on Rick Steve's books
Comment: I used Rick Steve's books traveling throughout Europe and find they are the best. His recommendations are great, not tourist traps. I will not travel without the book.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Love Rick Steve's books!
Comment: We are planning a trip to Ireland in April and this book was great. It gave us several great Bed & Breakfasts to stay in and also suggested what to see and what NOT to see.

Thanks.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: GREAT BOOK! WELL-ORGANIZED, FUN, HONEST!
Comment: We went to Ireland last year for the first time and loved it so much, we are going again this year. We purchased this book as well as another guidebook. This one is fabulous -- very well thought out and organized - you can tell he really knows what he is talking about -- this is the one that we will bring with us -- he even tells you when and how to drive the Dingle Peninsula to avoid the tourist buses -- does not give you too much information. He has a very honest and down to earth approach which makes for an informative and interesting read!

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great information
Comment: Rick Steve's book is a down-to-earth book that gives so much information to which you can relate. It's a wonderful guide.

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Summary: For anyone anticipating a trip to the Emerald Isle
Comment: Ireland offers visitors a diversity of memorable places to visit, memorable people to encounter, and memorable opportunities for recreation. Rick Steves is a seasoned and experienced travel writer and in collaboration with Ireland specialist Pat O'Connor has authored the "Rick Steves' Ireland 2008", a compact, 425-page travel guide that is packed from first page to last with informed and informative information for tourists and business travelers to the villages, towns, and countryside of the Republic of Ireland in the south, as well as the cities and counties of Northern Ireland. Of special note is the introductory chapter dedicated to the best use of this outstanding guide for planning a trip whether of short or extended duration, practicalities when traveling, money, sightseeing, sleeping, eating, 'Traveling as a Temporary Local', and 'Back Door Travel Philosophy'. Another special section is devoted to Irish history, art, literature, language, and an Irish-Yankee Vocabulary. Enhanced with appendices on resources; money matters; telephones, emails, and postal mails; transportation; holidays and festivals; conversions and climate; an essential packing checklist; and a sample hotel reservation form, "Rick Steves' Ireland 2008" is an ideal and enthusiastically recommended guide for anyone anticipating a trip to the Emerald Isle.

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