Rough Guides Make the Most of Your Time in Britain: 365 British Travel Experiences (Inspirational Rough Guides)

I bought it as a gift for my friend. Beautiful pictures and interesting texts! I can recommend it to everyone!

Love this book, lots of great places I have seen, even more I haven't managed to get to, and lots of stuff I have never heard of but are now mad to try!Makes you realise what a completely fascinating place The UK is..get out there and see some of England ...

I would recommend this book to anyone. It is crammed full of interesting places to visit/stay/eat in. I am fairly well travelled in the UK, but have found so many places that I did not even know about. Lots of ideas for families as well. Buy it!!

Interesting content in full colour all over UK. My wife and I brought this book every time we explore the different places. Unfortunately thread binding is coming off after 4 months of use. However if you are planning to go there for the first time this may not be the book for you. Font could also be a touch bigger. Detail is generally lacking as it's expected you go to the relevant web sites to access up-to-date information. A great "backup" guide to the UK I'd recommend getting

It's a good read - not as funny as a Billy Bryson book though but. - good for ideas , then u can look up more info on t'interweb

Good, because it has lots to inspire you and lots of info on each entry. This would be great for visitors to Britain and natives alike.

The book was brand new and delivered on time.

Do not buy the Kindle version. The only way to find any place in the book is from the maps. There is no other index or contents. This would be fine but in the Kindle version the maps are unreadable so you are left with 500 places in random order and no way to search them. It is a technical disgrace from Amazon.

Samuel Johnson famously once said that when a man was tired of London, he was tired of life. Yet Johnson made it a point to travel as far as the Scottish Hebrides. "Make the Most of your Time in Britain" is Rough Guide's answer to Samuel Johnson: an offering of the obvious and the less obvious in Britain.In a terse combination of words and color pictures, the guide offers Britian's seemingly infinite variety, from Greater London to the most remote villages, and much in between, including obscure but enjoyable festivals, castles, seascapes, natural history, museums, and the like. The guide helpfully includes some references for those enterprising travelers needing more research. Very well recommended.