Book Description
This title in the acclaimed Michelin Green Guide series is an indispensable guide to the cultural and natural attractions of Great Britain - artistic treasures of the museums and great houses, the pageantry of state occasion, rural traditions. The gardens, farms, woods and mountains of this island kingdom are girded by a varied coastline of cliffs and beaches.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: A great supplementary guide for history buffs, July 16, 2001 By  chris roney "croney@julian.uwo.ca" (London, Ont.) - See all my reviews We visited England last year, and the Michelin Green guide was very helpful in planning a terrific trip. I don't think I would recommend it as the primary guide; it lacks information on restaurants and accomodation, and, as another reviewer noted, the alphabetical layout makes it hard to choose which general regions you would like to visit. To supplement another book though (we used the Rough Guide),it can be very helpful. The real strength, we found, was in pointing out historic points of interest. It gave a great deal of information about places that the other guide books only provide sketchy information on.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   10 of 11 people found the following review helpful: Very good but would buy the regional ones for more detail., October 12, 1999 By A Customer As usual, the Michelin Green Guide was very good. The detailed descriptions were accurate and helpful. Next time I would get the guide for the specific regions for even more detail. The only complaint I can think of is that I would prefer a locational organization as opposed to an alphabetical one.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (