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New York City travel is hot: a record 30.2 million domestic visitors in 2002. Now in a fourth edition, Lonely Planet's guide to New York is 150 pages longer than previous edition, with expanded coverage of shopping, food, entertainment and neighborhoods. Native New York authors and specialist contributors show the insiders' New York.- Expanded practical coverage, "top 5" recommendations and passionate reviews- Fantastic neighborhood and themed walking tours- Two-colour throughout with full-colour maps and image sections- Smart new "City Life" section highlights contemporary culture"... it takes a book like Lonely Planet's city guide to remind us all over again what makes it so special."-Chicago Tribune
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Lonely Planet: New York City, Planet Lonely, Conner Gorry, David Ellis
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- Released
- 2002
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- Language
- English
- Authors
- Planet Lonely, Conner Gorry, David Ellis
- Publisher
- Lonely Planet
- Released
- 2002
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 352
- ISBN10
- 1740593057
- ISBN13
- 9781740593052
- Tags
- Non-Fiction, Maps & Travel, Travel, References & Manuals, Travel Guides, USA, American Literature, Series, New York
- Rating
- 4.25 out of 5
- Description
- New York City travel is hot: a record 30.2 million domestic visitors in 2002. Now in a fourth edition, Lonely Planet's guide to New York is 150 pages longer than previous edition, with expanded coverage of shopping, food, entertainment and neighborhoods. Native New York authors and specialist contributors show the insiders' New York.- Expanded practical coverage, "top 5" recommendations and passionate reviews- Fantastic neighborhood and themed walking tours- Two-colour throughout with full-colour maps and image sections- Smart new "City Life" section highlights contemporary culture"... it takes a book like Lonely Planet's city guide to remind us all over again what makes it so special."-Chicago Tribune