Travel Guides

Eyewitness Travel Guides are distinguished by their color, which she made most other guide books. Plans, photos and diagrams illuminate the pages and bring them to life, how you feel when you travel to be. The information contained in other manuals can be more precise, detailed and comprehensive, but enjoy the Eye Witness Guides readers because they are visually stimulated and excited by what they see on the pages.
United Kingdom - A Guide Eye begins with an introduction with maps, information on society, politics, culture and art and history. To stimulate the appetite of others, the history of gardens, mansions, heraldry and the aristocracy, rural architecture, landscape, Britain walkers ", the traditional British pub food and UK explains all colored and if the reader is provided represented an idea of ​​what is essentially British.
Other sections of the book is a first in London and southeast England, the west, the Midlands, the North Country, Wales and Scotland split in context. Extensive coverage of each section of major cities such as Bath, Oxford, Glasgow and many others will be given special attention. Time and again the reader through a brief information such as Beatrix Potter and the Lake District are, punting on the Cam in Cambridge, the windows of the cathedral of York, with Cotswold stone buildings, the dissolution of the monasteries, the Edinburgh Festival and the Bronte sisters, these things in their geographical context is to ask.
Information on important roads, usually displayed as a map appears frequently in classical guides at a glance that the overhead often drawing in 3D. Notable buildings such as Blenheim Palace are presented in the same way. It is much easier to visualize than a conventional map or plan. And while this may have on the accuracy of information provided to reduce, it is useful for tourists, probably after being pressed instead of detail. And if retail is needed in other ways, they will be readily obtained.
Useful chapters at the end of the book includes accommodation, where to eat, and practical information such as opening hours, the National Trust, hospitals, communications and currency. And most of these sites are available in most of the information guides usually only in color, with drawings and photos and read and a real pleasure. There is a section giving travel information, plane, train, car, bus and channels. The index is extensive and useful.
In total, Great Britain - is an eyewitness guide a visually appealing book really is a pleasure to read. It can be used to prepare and inspire the traveler, but it also serves as a reminder of holiday charm of yesteryear.