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Let's Go 2006 Italy by Let's Go Inc (Paperback, 2005)

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Product Description : Once again Lets Gos young and budgetsavvy researchers have left no stone unturned to bring you the real deal on one of Western Europes most popular destinations Completely revised and updated for 2006 Lets Go Italy includes everything you need to know to avoid the tourist traps and experience the finest the country has to offer This years guide also has the inside scoop on finding gelato in Rome hiking in the Cinque Terra or experiencing the Winter Olympics in Turin So whether youd rather bask on secluded Ligurian beaches or marvel at the handiwork of Venetian glassblowers Lets Go can show you the way to whats fun whats fresh and whats free

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Completely revised and updated for 2006, Let's Go Italy is the only choice for the budget traveller. Researched and compiled entirely by students who know first-hand how to see the world on the cheap, this guide has insider tips and information for the socially conscious traveller and is more useful and opinionated than ever. If you take one taste of Italy's beauty, you will be at her mercy. The palpable sense of romance is overwhelming: from the lovers sharing a gondola in Venice and the handsome Italian waiters fetching espressos in the piazzas of Rome to the opera carried on the breeze in Verona and the moonlit strolls along the beaches of Tuscany. Including: Detailed maps Listings at all price levels for accommodation, food, attractions and more Information on working, studying and volunteering in the region Time and money saving tips 'Guides that penetrate the veneer of holiday brochures and mine the grit of real life' Economist '[The] ideal companion for the independent traveller' Sydney Sunday Telegraph