Brzil Insight Guide
This brand new edition Insight Guide to Brazil features a wealth of inspiring full-colour photography, including double page spreads of some of the most outstanding views. The top ten sights are identified to show you the very best of this diverse country and to help you plan your trip priorities. A ‘Best of’ section highlights the most unique experiences Brazil has to offer, along with personal recommendations on what to see and do. An in-depth ‘Places’ section covers the entire country region-by-region, with all the principal sites cross-referenced by number to the accompanying full-colour maps. Additional maps inside the front and back covers enable instant orientation and easy navigation. Colour-coded sections cover history and interesting features on everything from ‘Baroque Architecture’ to ‘Riches of the Amazon’. A comprehensive ‘Travel Tips’ section details transport, accommodation for all budgets, eating out, activities, and an A-Z of other practical information, including use… More >>
This book was semi-informative and has some decent graphics
I really loved my older travel books fm insight. This is a new format i think. Not as nice as the older travel books I have gotten.
Although not as informative and detailed as “A Rough Guide to Brazil,” it does have some interesting pieces about certain Brazilian cities and culture.
This guide has beautiful pictures, but little in the way of actual travel information. I’m a very visual person and love to see where I might go. If this sounds like you too, then buy this book. Add Lonely Planet’s guide and you are all set to go.
This is an attractive book with lots of photos, but I found the Frommer’s Guide to be more detailed and functional as a tourist visiting Brazil. There is a lot of useful information to be gained from this book.