Let's Go 2005 Spain & Portugal

by Alexandra Moss

The only choice for the independent traveller offer for a full cultural immersion. information and experience. Its lively, no-nonsense style will appeal to everyone from the voyaging virgin to the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0312335563
• ISBN13: 9780312335564
• Release Date: December 2004
• Publisher: Let's Go Publications
• Length: 830 Pages
• Weight: 1.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 5.2" x 8.1"

Customer Reviews

Let's Go Series....always a good buy

I bought this book because I had a class assignment but I also bought it because when I lived in Spain years ago, I actually used an older version to get me by. The Let's Go Series is so amazingly on point in Europe which is the only place I'ver tried it so far (Germany, Spain, France, etc) I'll be using it next in Brazil. It's so much more in depth and accurate and enjoyable than most of the other travel guides. If you're going anywhere in the world, definitely pick up one of the Let's Go series

Backpacking Son

Our son last summer toured Europe. He took 3 tour books along on his backpacking vacation. He discarded 2 of the other tour books and only kept-- Let's Go tour books. This summer he will be going to England and Spain and the only book he wanted was this tour book. By the way he is 32 years old and an engineer and wishes to try other countries but again only with Let's Go. REMEMBER Make sure the book is the year that you go. Enjoy!

Been to Spain Twice...

...and I used this guide both times. Incredible amounts of information for the budget traveler. I especially appreciate how accurate everything is. The food recommends are great, too. Basically, of the guides I have used before, this is the best for somebody on a budget. Also, this guide seems the best for anybody traveling alone.

On a Shoestring

Whenever you would want to travel on "a shoestring" consider this guide. It gives some great suggestions for things to see, places to stay and nice restaurants. All this information is presented in a structured and clear way. Let's go is not afraid to express their own opinion without being biased. It is also great read if you want get some background on Spain and Portugal. The big question at hand of course is if it beats the Lonely Planet and other budget guides. I feel this is something of personal preference. The information in the guide is not that different from one of the other guides but the way they structure it is different. An advantage of the Let's go is that it seems to somewhat less popular than the Lonely Planet. Therefore you run less of a risk that this "special place" that is mentioned somewhere in the guide is crowded with other travelers that bought the same guide.