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e-Book Wallpaper* City Guide Oslo (Wallpaper City Guides) download

by Editors of Wallpaper Magazine

ISBN: 0714849146
ISBN13: 978-0714849140
Language: English
Publisher: Phaidon Press (November 20, 2009)
Pages: 128
Category: Europe
Subategory: Traveling

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Comments:

Mr_TrOlOlO

When it comes to Japan's larger cities, I've always opted for Tokyo over Osaka...but I have to say, I kind of fell in love with Osaka and it's probably because of some of the places I experienced in this guide. I really only had a few days and mostly hit up the Shopping suggestions, but this guide took me to some fantastic off-the-beaten path places. Since the streets are kind of hard to navigate in Osaka, I really had to rely on the abstract map in the back to find some of these places, but once I got there I was happy. I really enjoyed the old Mitsubishi offices turned boutiques...mysterious, eerie, and Margiela! They also had a really neat architectural bookstore in there that had Japanese copies of Le Corbusier's Modular. I'm kickin' myself for not buying those. I will definitely recommend Osaka over Tokyo to any friends travelling abroad....it's cheaper, has good shopping, and is a hop-skip away from Kyoto!

Thordibandis

I recently purchased two books from this series for a trip to Oslo and Stockholm. I did not find them useful at all and got alot more information from the City websites as well as the Tourist Information booths when I arrived in each city. Even the maps included in the books were not helpful as they were too small. I was not familiar with this series when I purchased the books and could not open them to view them on the Amazon site - maybe that should have deterred me from purchasing them. I would not recommend these at all.

Akisame

Absolutely useless. Laughable in the way it points you to the ugliest sights in Riga, ignoring the myriad beautiful ones.

Unde

That book arrived in good qualiity. And I'm enjoying reading it.
Thanks for that you have the book in stock.

Bort

Tiny book with pretty graphic design but not so much content. After living in Osaka for 4 months, I found myself visiting ZERO places mentioned in this book.

Clandratha

I ordered this (and unfortunately a few other cities as well) thinking they would be little fit in your pocket type things that would contain helpful information on what to see in each city. What they are is just a heap of stupid artisty type photographs of the inside of hotel rooms, random people's flats, cafes, restaurants, shops, and other things you aren't going to be interested in seeing. There's even a page of a photograph of someone's CD and action figure collection in this Oslo one. Doesn't even have the outsides of any things you would actually go and look at and maybe photograph yourself when walking around Oslo. Nor an even half decent map, on the back cover there is a colour map of Oslo yet most of the street names are missing. So useless to find your hostel or whatever you're looking for. No information on how to get to the airports, especially the far away ones that Ryanair and the budget airlines use. A complete waste of money!

Shalizel

Wallpaper city guides are unique because they highlight innovative and eye-catching architectural gems. Osaka is an industrial city that features a few of these gems. The Wallpaper guide maps it out so you do not miss them.
I grabbed dinner and cocktails at the Dojima hotel. It was spectacular. I also went to one of the recommendations in the "escapes" section: the Yodoko house in Hyogo. It was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Viewing it changed my life. I will never look at a room the same way again. It's an obscure place that I never would have stumbled upon without this guide.
This guide is for chic travelers who want to venture out and explore the city in the most stylish locations. This is a guide for those who enjoy fine architecture.

These guides are not for everyone. But if you're interested in art, modern amenities, and unusual shops, lounges, restaurants, and local flavor then it's for you. It provides some information about well-known highlights of the city, but it also tells you about less popular destinations. Lots of photos.

The guide presents you with options, but not so many that you can't decide. Great for business travel and short visits. But I would recommend a bigger guide for long stays.

For its purpose the guide is excellent.