Rick Steve's Italy guidebooks...

Re: Rick Steve's Italy guidebooks...

• alithebride member

  

  January 2012

  check them and see-the city specific i find has more in depth info than the general ones however depending on what you're looking for the general all italy one may be ok for you as well.

   

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• Susie Derkins

  January 2012

  We just used the Italy guidebook.  If we were spending more days in any one city, we might've gotten the city-specific ones too, but we were never in any one place more than 2-3 nights.  The whole country book went into sufficient detail for us.
  

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• TravelingJen member

  

  January 2012

  Depends...if you are only going to two cities or less (i.e. Florence and Rome) I would probably get the city-specific guidebooks. But if you are adding on a third city/region, I would probably go with his Italy book.

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• misshouston member

  January 2012

  We used the Italy book and found plenty of info for the areas we were visiting.

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• lasirene

  January 2012

  We used the Italy 2008 book when we were in Venice, Florence, and Rome in 2008.  I found it to be really useful, I never felt like it was lacking in information (and we spent 10 days in Rome)!

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• Golfer'sLady member

  January 2012

  We spent two weeks in Italy (Rome, Assisi, Siena, Florence, Venice, Milan) and used the general Italy one. Worked great for the city hopping.
  

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