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Venice in ContextBook/CD review
Archived Review Self-guided walking tours have been around since guidebooks were invented, and audio tours have long been a popular fixture in museums. Robert Wayne's Venice in Context: The Independent Traveler's Guide to Venice brings the guidebook and audio tour together in a single, well-integrated package. Venice in Context has two components:
As a bonus, the guidebook includes chapters on planning your trip, gondolas, public transportation, admission fees and opening times, historical timelines, and a glossary of the Italian terms used in the book. Venice in Context is a worthwhile companion if you enjoy audio tours, are traveling with a portable CD player, and would rather listen to a narrator than switch your gaze back and forth between a guidebook and the object of your sightseeing. If you can't find Venice Context at your local bookstore, try an online bookseller like Magers & Quinn or Amazon. |
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