Considered among the best travel guides published today,DK’s editors have
pioneered the use of illustrated cutaways. By using a lexicographic approach, using words and pictures working together, the guides are easy to use and understand.
picture researchers, technical design- ers, artists, writers, fact checkers, in- dexers, proofreaders and photogra- phers. Our authors are local experts, and if they don’t live in a particular location, we’ll send staff there. Authors visit every sight they rec-
ommend and also visit every restau- rant, hotel and shop. Photographers also visit all the sights as well. To be sure we get it right, our fact
checkers walk every street, street by street, to ensure accuracy. For major museums and sights, we also send page
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proofs to people at each museum or sight for a final check. Tis is particu- larly helpful with museums in that they often move or change exhibits. It’s an exhaustive process and each
guide takes about 18 months from start to finish.
he Venice Guide, like all DK Eyewitness Travel Guides, provides recommendations and practical information, Venice and the Veneto maps, Venice and the Veneto area by
area, including important sights with maps, pictures and detailed illustrations. What and where to eat, drink, stay and shop are also included, as well as the best places for entertainment. Travelers’ tips and Survival Guide sections help readers navigate the Italian phone system, water taxi routes (Vaporetto), as well as communications essentials, useful phrases, and words, including a menu decoder.
ITALIAN GUIDES INCLUDE: • Italy
• Venice and the Veneto •Milan & Te Lakes • Sardinia • Sicily • Umbria
• Rome •Te Italian Riviera • Florence & Tuscany •Naples & the Amalfi Coast
• Back Roads…Northern & Central Italy
PLUS…pocket guides to the 10 Best of Everything with pullout maps. Tese include DK Eyewitness Travel Guides for Venice,
Florence & Tuscany, Sicily, Naples & the Amalfi Coast, Rome, and Milan & Te Lakes.
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