The Rough Guide to New England
Rough Guides (Publisher)
3rd Edition
Published on 5. June 2003
Book
Paperback/Softback
656 pages
978-1-84353-065-7 (ISBN)
Description
This fully revised and updated third edition of "The Rough Guide to New England" uncovers one of America's most popular and historic regions, from the colonial villages of Vermont to the ski slopes of New Hampshire and the chic restaurants of Boston. There is informed coverage on where to hike, ski, bike, camp and explore the outdoors, from the costal resorts of Newport and Nantucket to the northern reaches of the Appalachian Trail. The guide also provides critical reviews of the best places to eat, drink and sleep, to suit any budget. Alongside, there are evocative extracts from great New England literature - by Thoreau, Lovecraft and Sebastian Junger.
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Series
Edition
3rd Revised edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
APA Publications
Edition type
Revised edition
Product notice
Paperback (UK-B)
Illustrations
24 colour illustrations, 56 maps, photos, index
Dimensions
Height: 198 mm
Width: 135 mm
Thickness: 27 mm
Weight
568 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-84353-065-7 (9781843530657)
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Previous edition
Anthony Grant | David Fagundes | David W. Tarr
The Rough Guide to New England
Book
07/2001
2nd Edition
Rough Guides
€33.61
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Persons
Written and researched by a team of Rough guide authors, all of whom have intimate knowledge of their patch.
Content
Colour section: colour map of New England; where to go; when to go; things not to miss. Basics: getting there; red tape and visas; information, websites and maps; insurance; health; costs, money, and banks; getting around; accommodation; eating and drinking; communications; the media; public holidays, festivals and opening hours; sports and outdoor pursuits; backcountry camping and wildlife; crime and personal safety; living and working abroad; travellers with disabilities; senior travellers; travelling with children; gay and lesbian New England; women travellers; directory. Guide - Boston: highlights; arrival, information and city transit; accommodation; neighbourhoods and orientation; downtown Boston; the north end; Charlestown; Beacon Hill and the West End; Back Bay and the South End; Bay village; Kenmore Square, the Fenway, and Brookline; Boston's southern districts; Cambridge; eating; drinking; nightlife; performing arts and film; gay and lesbian Boston; shopping; festivals; listings. Guide - Eastern Massachusetts: highlights; Lexington; Concord; Walden Pond State Reservation; Lowell; Salem; Marblehead; Gloucester; Rockport; Ipswich and Essex; Newburyport; Hingham; Cohasset and Duxbury; Plymouth; New Bedford; Westport; Fall River; Cuttyhunk Island; Cape Cod; Falmouth and Woods Hole; Hyannis; Harwich; Chatham; Sandwich; Barnstable; Yarmouth Port; Dennis; Brewster; Eastham; Wellfleet; Truro; Provincetown; Martha's Vineyard; Nantucket. Guide - Central and Western Massachusetts: highlights; Worcester; Sturbridge; Springfield; The Pioneer Valley; Northampton; Amherst; South Hadley; South Derfield; Shelburne Falls; The Berkshires; Stockbridge; Lenox; Lee and Lyringham; Great Barrington; Pittsfield; Williamstown; North Adams. Guide - Rhode Island: highlights; providence; Pawtucket; Woonsocket; Bristol; Newport; Portsmouth; Tiverton and Little Compton; North Kingstown; Narrangansett; South Kingstown; Charlestown; Westerly and Watch Hill; Block Island. Guide - Connecticut: highlights; Mystic; Stonington; Groton; New London; Old Saybrook; Clinton; Madison; Guilford; Branford and the Thimble Islands; New Haven; Bridgeport; Stratford and Putney; Westport; Weston and Wilton; Norwalk; Stamford; Greenwich; Danbury and the Housatonic Valley; Harford; Farmington; New Britain; Wetherfield; East Haddam; Ivorytown and Essex; Litchfield; Terryville and Bristol; Torrington and around Norfolk; West Cornwall, Cornwall and Mohawk Mountain; Kent; Waterbury; Scenic Route 169 - Woodstock to Canterbury; Stoors, Mansfield and Coventry; Willimantic and Lebanon.