Blue Guide Budapest
Great book!
Reviewed by T-Bred
Format: Paperback
Perfect for exploring Budapest! Review it in advance of your trip so you will know what you have to see!
Blue Guide Budapest
As erudite, entertaining and multi-layered as the city itself!
Reviewed by henry copeland
Format: Paperback
Budapest’s unique location in the tidal basin of history means its enriched by the sediment of many cultures. The Blue Guide provides a readable, portable, accurate and entertaining glimpse of this unique place.
Blue Guide Budapest
Blue Guides are the best guides
Reviewed by froley
Format: Paperback
Blue Guides are the best guides. This version is a magnificent edition with highly detailed information on the city and its sites. You will not be unhappy with its layout, design, or content. It hums. It does have a fault – a serious lack of floor plans for the museums on the Royal Hill and in the city itself. There’s no floor plan for the National Gallery – the National Museum – or the Budapest History Museum. The Royal estate of Empress Elisabeth at Godollo lacks a local map or floor plan, as well. There is no better guide to Budapest for the seasoned traveler than this edition. This is more of a text guide and is not a visual guide with maps or color photos. It is the highest quality information in a handy size for traveling.
Hungarian Wine
Great and informative book
Reviewed by Miss Fly
Format: Paperback
Bought as a Christmas present and well received by someone who knows their wines. Very informative book.
Hungarian Wine
An inviting introduction into Hungary’s fascinating wine culture
Reviewed by D. Bolger
Format: Paperback
A fresh look at the new Hungarian wine scene and its fruitful history. The book examines the traditional and new methods of wine production in a way that lay wine drinkers can absorb but also has depth for more educated connoisseurs. A well rounded exploration of the region’s wine, touching on grape advice, food and culture with a warm anecdotal flavour. It’s about time this culture rich and wine rich region was discovered again. An excellent and indispensable guide to Hungarian wine in general and a must for visitors.
