Recommend a good guide book.

**2waterford** · 4 Nov 09, 09:40 PM

Hoping to squeeze one more big family trip before our son heads off to college. At the moment thinking of 7 nights San Diego, 5 nights LA & 5 nights San Francisco.

Just wondering can anyone recommend a good guide book.

Pedro · 24 Nov 09, 03:02 PM

Hi, I can recommend the Dorling Kindersley Eyewitness guide to California. We used it on our West Coast trip in 2007 and it was really useful.

Peter

Aims · 24 Nov 09, 04:09 PM

Hi, I'm in San Diego. Fodor's travel books have a long history and good reputation here in the States. They have a guide book on San Diego and can be purchased on Amazon.com.

Another option is to check out the official San Diego Visitor's website, which is a great resource too. The web address is:
sandiego/nav/Visitors

Have a fantastic time here!

Amy

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	24 Nov 09, 03:02 PM Pedro Apprentice Imagineer
Pedro Apprentice Imagineer Join Date: Jun 02	Hi, I can recommend the Dorling Kindersley Eyewitness guide to California. We used it on our West Coast trip in 2007 and it was really useful. Peter __________________ 1981 : 1989 : 2001 : 2003 : 2005 : 2006 : 2008 : 2011

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	24 Nov 09, 04:09 PM Aims Imagineer
Aims Imagineer Join Date: Nov 09 Location: San Diego, CA USA	Hi, I'm in San Diego. Fodor's travel books have a long history and good reputation here in the States. They have a guide book on San Diego and can be purchased on Amazon.com. Another option is to check out the official San Diego Visitor's website, which is a great resource too. The web address is: sandiego/nav/Visitors Have a fantastic time here! Amy

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