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	title:	The Rough Guide to Moscow (Rough Guide Travel Guides)
	author:	Dan Richardson
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Rough Guides Ltd
	released:	April 28, 2005
	isbn:	1843532824
	isbn-13:	9781843532828

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Customer Reviews
Too old - Rated While Rough Guides are usually quite reliable, I found this one to be both infuriating and outdated. It was written in 2004 I think, so the outdated part is understandable, but the fairly poor maps with incorrectly labelled landmarks (which haven't changed over time) are unforgiveable. I found myself using the maps in my copy of 'Trans-Siberian Handbook' (Trailblazer), which was updated in 2007 and was therefore a lot more reliable, although it only contains about 20 pages on Moscow. One section which I found particularly poor was the cinema section, as despite hunting down a cinema museum and two english-speaking cinemas, when I arrived at both places I was told by the owners that the museum had never existed and that english films had never been shown at either cinema. So, don't bother buying this edition, but if Rough Guide bring out a new edition in the near future, it will more than likely be a worthwhile purchase. Excellent and very helpful guide - Rated I found this book to be very useful and accurate when I was in Moscow. The book suffers from the same problem as all books about Russia which is that nothing seems to stay the same and its impossible to keep track of prices. However its ability to take you off the beaten track and along the back streets of Moscow is great.

Customer Reviews

Too old - Rated 3/5
While Rough Guides are usually quite reliable, I found this one to be both infuriating and outdated. It was written in 2004 I think, so the outdated part is understandable, but the fairly poor maps with incorrectly labelled landmarks (which haven't changed over time) are unforgiveable. I found myself using the maps in my copy of 'Trans-Siberian Handbook' (Trailblazer), which was updated in 2007 and was therefore a lot more reliable, although it only contains about 20 pages on Moscow.

One section which I found particularly poor was the cinema section, as despite hunting down a cinema museum and two english-speaking cinemas, when I arrived at both places I was told by the owners that the museum had never existed and that english films had never been shown at either cinema.

So, don't bother buying this edition, but if Rough Guide bring out a new edition in the near future, it will more than likely be a worthwhile purchase.

Excellent and very helpful guide - Rated 4/5
I found this book to be very useful and accurate when I was in Moscow. The book suffers from the same problem as all books about Russia which is that nothing seems to stay the same and its impossible to keep track of prices. However its ability to take you off the beaten track and along the back streets of Moscow is great.