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by John Wesley Howard
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Las Vegas-Access
by Richard Saul Wurman
Product Group: Book
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers (1985-09)
ISBN: 0915461137
EAN: 9780915461134
Paperback: 72 pages
SKU: mon0000003983
Condition: Very Good
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Editorial Reviews
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Book Description
Pack lightly and carry the best travel guides going: ACCESS. Arranged by neighborhood and featuring color-coded entries keyed to easy-to-read maps, ACCESS guides are designed to help you explore a neighborhood or an entire city in depth. You'll never get lost with an ACCESS guide in hand, but you may well be lost without one. So whether you are visiting Miami or Montreal, you'll need a sturdy pair of walking shoes and plenty of ACCESS.
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Customer Reviews
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Las Vegas Access
Rating  (5)
Date: 2003-01-01
The Access series are very good and the Las Vegas book is a favorite of mine. When ever I go for business or pleasure, I take the current Access along. I have found that with the multitude of changes the earlier editions help to remind me of Casinos and attractions that are no more. As Vegas continues to develope at an extraordinary pace, I find I look forward to the new release more and more.
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Exemplary guide book in a soft cover.
Rating (5)
Date: 1999-07-02
3 out of 3 customers found this reveiw helpful
Access Las Vegas brings a colorful guide to the subject of the city of light, Las Vegas. With reviews of Hotels and Casinos with resturant ratings as well as a nod to the arts and sciences (Museums), this is one book I will not leave behind when visiting Nevada's most famous city.Ther are maps that section the city into easy to cover areas and color coding to help distinguish the variety of critiqued locations. Backround and history with many best fo lists by the knowledgable and famous citizens give excellent insights to getting around and geating the most from your visit. Concise examination of the many casino games help the novice may their way through a bewildering array of choices. All in all perhaps the best book for the money of it's kind. The access line of books are all quite good.
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