Travel to Morocco

Morocco (Eyewitness Travel Guides)

Format: Turtleback
Author: DK Publishing
ReleaseDate: 06 September, 2004
Publisher: DK Travel
Rating:

Packed with pictures but not for budget traveller
Information is not in-depth, though. The book is very nice for pictures. Furthermore, a budget traveller should use it together with some "survival" style book (e. g. "Rough guide"). .

Great Guide, But Then Aren't All Eyewitness Guides Great?
As usual, in addition to all the little details you like to know about before you get to each city, the photographs give you good ideas for where to be, where to stand, what time of day, etc. What can I say? Don't leave home without it. for you own creativity.

We will not travel without an Eyewitness Guide if there is one for that particular destination.
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Beautiful Pictures, Bad Maps
You know what you are you looking for and looking at. The eyewitness travel guides have 1 thing going for them --- the pictures. They are perfect for looking a buildings, or gardens etc.

The bad thing about this guide in particular were the maps were dreadful. The maps for casablanca and marrakech lacked detail and left off major sections especially in the medina. If you are looking for details on mosques and art this is the best book, if you are looking for a guide with maps, reccommendations on food etc this is not the book for you.

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