What to pack: Moleskine City Notebooks
Written by Jack on 11 January, 2008 in Travel Gear.
My new favorite guidebooks are Moleskine's City Notebooks. Instead of telling you what they think is
best, they give you a map and empty pages to write down your favorites instead!
The good things about City Notebooks
Since they don't send you along the path of every other poor sap tourist, the City Notebooks open
up the city and its possibilities. If you're an independent traveler, they're perfect. Search for the range of Moleskine City Notebooks on
Amazon.com.
The drawback of Moleskine City guides
As they make you do the exploring, and work, on your own, you're likely to end up with some dud experiences. Seasoned jet-setters won't have a problem with that, but if you're unwilling to take a risk, these Moleskine guides aren't for you!
Some of my favority Moleskine City Notebooks
- Moleskine City Notebook for New York City
- Moleskine City Notebook for London
- Moleskine City Notebook for Paris
- Moleskine City Notebook for Rome (Roma)
- Moleskine City Notebook for Barcelona, Spain
- Moleskine City Notebook for Amsterdam
Try out one of these City Notebooks, and then let me know what you think. If you need a pen to go with, I recommend a Fisher Space Pen, read the Space Pen review here on eyeflare.com.
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