USA

The USA Lonely Planet guide is a fantastic, detailed resource for those of us that have not travelled the vast expanses of the USA but want to get to the 'nitty gritty' of of a city or place. The inclusion of places to eat is very useful and the many 'things to do' are mostly very interesting to a newcomer like me.

I bought this bok because i travel a lot in the states. I used it first for the westcoat. Its a good book, sometimes i missed some sort of walking route or sights route. I like those stuff like "must see's". I also used the Lonely Planet book for California. It had much more intersting stuff in there than the one for the whole america. So if you plan to travel more than one week in the same state, i would recommend to buy the Lonely Planet book for the particular state.

so fast shipping and good information to travel USA

If you are going to travel to/across USA Lonely Planet USA is a suitable and practical guide, in spite of its size. The suggestions about hotels, restaurants, sightseeing, sports and routes include both traditional touristic places and alternatives points too. The "author's choices" are great and help you a lot to choose the best options for small budgets. It works as a trustful friend telling you about the best things to do in your next travel. More maps showing cities and roads would be very useful in the next editions.

This book is huge!! Its worth a read, even if you won't be travelling throughout the country. I read everything relevant to my holiday, then went and read about the places i want to visit! A lot of information, although because it covers the whole country, it is not overly specific. Getting the relevant guide book for the place you are visiting is recommended. Still, as I'd like to return to the USA, I know that I can pick this book up at any time, and begin my holiday research!