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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
an excellent compact guide
Had I only had this guide for my last trip to Rome. Instead of lugging around bulky Frommers or Fodors, I would have loved Rome Made Easy, a distillation of the city into a compact, highly portable guide. Morris, a veteran guidebook writer, gets to the heart of the city, hitting the essentials without skimping on details. This is the book you'll carry (inconspicuously...
Published on June 8, 2005 by Alice L. Powers
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On a tour of Rome with a group (church choir) I found this book to be useless. Unlike my other two Rome guides (eyewitness travel--nice pictures but heavy to carry, and rick steve's-- the one I used most), it did not do a good job of describing places, in my opinion. If it had not been so small I would have left it in rome, but brought it back and gave it to the local...
Published on January 3, 2007 by Beyer R. Patton
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
an excellent compact guide,
This review is from: Rome Made Easy, 1st Ed. (Open Road's Rome Made Easy) (Paperback)
Had I only had this guide for my last trip to Rome. Instead of lugging around bulky Frommers or Fodors, I would have loved Rome Made Easy, a distillation of the city into a compact, highly portable guide. Morris, a veteran guidebook writer, gets to the heart of the city, hitting the essentials without skimping on details. This is the book you'll carry (inconspicuously in a pocket or purse) on your next trip to the wonderful city of Rome.
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This review is from: Rome Made Easy, 1st Ed. (Open Road's Rome Made Easy) (Paperback)
On a tour of Rome with a group (church choir) I found this book to be useless. Unlike my other two Rome guides (eyewitness travel--nice pictures but heavy to carry, and rick steve's-- the one I used most), it did not do a good job of describing places, in my opinion. If it had not been so small I would have left it in rome, but brought it back and gave it to the local library where they sell used books and magazines as a fund-raiser. Perhaps if I had been on my own the suggested walks, etc would have been useful.
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Rome Made Easy, 1st Ed. (Open Road's Rome Made Easy) by Douglas Morris (Paperback - April 26, 2005)
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