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by Pat Yale,Tom Smallman

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Author:

Pat Yale,Tom Smallman
ISBN:

0864423519
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978-0864423511
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Travel
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Lonely Planet; 2nd edition (June 1996)
Pages:

300 pages
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Europe
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English
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Book 105 of 21 in the Lonely Planet City Guides Series. I already own the Lonely Planet guide for Ireland, but thought I might be able to use one more specific to Dublin as I would be spending more time there than I have in the past.

Book 105 of 21 in the Lonely Planet City Guides Series. If you are ONLY going to spend time in Dublin, this is a good book, but if you will be visiting Ireland "at large", I recommend the book that covers the country. I didn't find anything new in the Dublin guide. Also, there were a couple of MINOR mistakes that didn't interfere with my enjoyment.

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Explore Dublin holidays and discover the best time and places to visit Get to the heart of Dublin with one of Lonely Planet's in-depth, award-winning guidebooks.

Explore Dublin holidays and discover the best time and places to visit. Get to the heart of Dublin with one of Lonely Planet's in-depth, award-winning guidebooks.

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Items related to Lonely Planet Dublin (3rd ed). Tom Smallman; Fionn Davenport; Pat Yale; Tony Wheeler Lonely Planet Dublin (3rd ed). ISBN 13: 9780864426109. Lonely Planet Dublin (3rd ed). ISBN 10: 0864426100 ISBN 13: 9780864426109.

Lonely Planet Dublin (Dublin, 2nd ed) By Tom Smallman, Pat Yale. Ireland '98: The Complete Guide with Dublin Walks, Country Drives, Ancient Site.

Title: Dublin (Lonely Planet City Guides) Item Condition: used item in a good condition. Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications ISBN 13: 9780864423511. item 1 Dublin (Lonely Planet City Guides) By Tony Wheeler, Tom Smallman, Pat Yale -Dublin (Lonely Planet City Guides) By Tony Wheeler, Tom Smallman, Pat Yale. item 2 Dublin (Lonely Planet City Guides) By Tony Wheeler, Tom Smallman, Pat Yale -Dublin (Lonely Planet City Guides) By Tony Wheeler, Tom Smallman, Pat Yale.

Библиографические данные. Tom Smallman, Steve Fallon, Fionn Davenport, Pat Yale, Dorinda Talbot. Ireland Lonely Planet Ireland Lonely Planet travel guide Lonely Planet Lonely planet travel survival kit Travel Guides. Издание: 4, иллюстрированное. 0864427530, 9780864427533.

What better way to explore the delights of this most enchanting of cities than with this comprehensive guide? Whether you are travelling to Dublin for leisure or for business, it will help you to discover everything Dublin has to offer from the splendid Georgian architecture to the lively Temple Bar area, from the picturesque scenery along the River Liffey to the fabulous shopping on Grafton St.

Landaron

As the other reviewers have said, this is a great guidebook. I used it to plan a three-day visit recently. The hotel I chose was exactly as described, and a good choice. Unlike some guidebooks, it has great maps. There are six detailed colored maps in the back of the book, a map of the Dublin Area Regional Transit trains, and numerous smaller maps inside (e.g., maps of walking tours, of Trinity College, of cathedrals). The book is chock-full of interesting and useful info on all the sights of Dublin. In addition, if you want to do day trips out of Dublin, don't assume you need a different all-Ireland guide - there is a section on "excursions" you can do in a day, and instructions on how to get there (public transport, car, organized tour). I will say that one of the tours I took wasn't quite how it was described, but I should probably take that up with the tour company. A few tips: a) for a breathtaking coastal walk, go to Howth. Malahide, another coastal town, wasn't worth the time for me. b) Glendalough is a beautiful park with two big lakes, and to me was worth more time than the organized tour I chose allotted for it.

Uranneavo

Reviewed this in advance to prepare for my 1 week solo trip in Dublin. The best perk was that it highlighted musicians from the area so I was able to put together quite a nice playlist and was able to rediscover or discover some great music. Once there, I left this in the hotel room and mainly just wondered, using this for a reference along with tripadvisor and yelp. (The hop on hop off touristy bus is a great way to wonder on wheels for a couple of days, btw.)

breakingthesystem

I already own the Lonely Planet guide for Ireland, but thought I might be able to use one more specific to Dublin as I would be spending more time there than I have in the past. If you are ONLY going to spend time in Dublin, this is a good book, but if you will be visiting Ireland "at large", I recommend the book that covers the country. I didn't find anything new in the Dublin guide. Also, there were a couple of MINOR mistakes that didn't interfere with my enjoyment. One example is that the map included has two of the sculptures in St. Stephen's Green reversed (Countess Markiewicz and The Three Fates). Overall, this is a great guide, and I ALWAYS travel with Lonely Planet as my guide.

Gathris

We only spent two days in Dublin, and I used this book so much it ended up dog-eared! Great informational guide, and also loved the little insightful bits in the greyed boxes. Purposely left it behind for another tourist to use... hope they did the same!

Flamekiller

Great city guide for Dublin - large enough to cover all of the big attractions and offer multiple restaurant reviews, but small enough to carry around in my purse while sightseeing.

Xellerlu

I can not wait to use this guide in Dublin! I'm not going for a few months, but I've already started reading through it and picking out things I want to do and see!

Hulis

Covers the basics well, does not cover more indepth information, such as whom to contact for a private tour. Had to purchase yet another 'guide' book for more informtion.

I really found the book useful, but I wish it had a method to highlight "must see" things better. I was in Dublin for a very short trip and had difficulty combing through the book to figure out what I should prioritize for my limited time. In retrospect, I wish I had purchased the Ireland guide, rather than Dublin, so it would have been easier for me to pick out the key things to see. On second thought, I might not have had the great, detailed maps if I had done that, so maybe I went the right route!

I've had great experiences with Lonely Planet guides in general, though I also love Let's Go. They don't have as many out there, but I buy the Let's Go version if it's available - better info for people on a budget, and lots of great "off the beaten path" suggestions.

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