Reviews: Greece

While we recommend and support good book shops as the obvious place to buy a Blue Guide, we also provide functionality from these pages to order copies for immediate delivery from Amazon.  One of the advantages of this for us is that we can see the excellent rankings and feedback from readers that our titles receive, in itself rewarding for our authors, editors and production team, who put an enormous amount of work into publishing “the best-researched, best presented guide books in the English language”. Here are some recent comments.

Thessaly

Thessaly

Blue Guide in useful sections

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Reviewed by Suzi Stembridge
Format: Kindle ebook

Short but sweet, a single chapter from the latest Blue Guide; a very useful way of taking a guide whether on Kindle, phone or ipad.

Blue Guide Greece The Mainland

Blue Guide Greece The Mainland

Your best friend in Greece

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Reviewed by iwearshoes
Format: Paperback

With this guide, you don’t need to be an archaeologist or an ancient historian to get the most out of your trip to Greece, but if you are, you will likely find sites you hadn’t before considered. It is thorough in its information about all the important sites, plus many gems of lesser-known sites. Information includes walking and driving maps, guided room-by-room tours of museums, ancient and modern histories, sidebars on important historical figures and events, and even references to modern scholarship. All time periods are covered from prehistoric mounds and ancient temples to Frankish castles and Byzantine and modern monasteries and churches.

Blue Guide Greece The Aegean Islands

Blue Guide Greece The Aegean Islands

Potentially useful, but read reviews first

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Reviewed by Jon Corelis
Format: Paperback

To sum up: obviously this is a major book on Greece, well organized and clearly expressed, and will be worth carrying around if you have a serious scholarly interest, even as an amateur, in the Aegean islands and especially their classical history.