The New York Times: 36 Hours USA & Canada, Northeast

Book arrived in plastic wrap, but when opened, several pages inside were torn.Also, I ordered this book thinking it would be more in-depth than the 36 hours in the US and Canada, but rather this is only the Northeast section from that book, not a book with extra itineraries.It is unfortunate that I paid to have it overnight shipped for a road trip this weekend.

I would rate it to anyone that is about to travel.. gives to great IDEAS as well as places if great intrest

Taught me stuff I did not know and upped my knowledge of the surrounding areas in the Northeast. A good resource book!

I like the idea that when you only have 36 hours there are things you can see and do.

Bought as a gift it was on my sisters Amazon Wish List and she seemed happy to get it!

The maps are somewhat incomplete as to location of each particular attraction.

Used on a trip to Brooklyn and went to a recommend place which was nothing special - disappointed - can't believe they could not find something more interesting.

this eliminates the guess work of being spontaneous -- ensuring a rich and fulfilling experience close to home. I think I will slowly purchase all of the "36 Hours" series and expand my collection.

Very nice book, good quality, very interesting to read, good advice, can't wait to travel using the tips ... thank you

les guides de cette série sont très bien faitsle format est idéal pour le mettre dans un sac sans gêner la lecture

Very inspiring

I bought this as I thought the "regional ones" would have more detailed information about the different cities than the bigger overall book (USA & Canada). But it seems that it is just the same but divided in several, much smaller books.Doesn't include Canada!