Product Description

The first guidebook you write yourself.

The City of Brotherly Love has something for everyone. Whether you are researching the history of the United States or the best cheesesteak in town a Moleskine City Notebook Philadelphia provides a place to take notes.

The Key Map summarizes the overall city layout showing the sequence and location of the 6 zone maps. Map of the Railroad & Rail Transit system and list of stations plus the alphabetical street index of the zone maps. Blank pages for jotting down notes and recording your thoughts stories and memories. 32 removable sheets for loose notes and exchanging messages. 12 translucent sticky sheets for tracing your routes and sharing itineraries. A 96-page tabbed archive for collecting everything that matters most and keeping it at your fingertips. The first 6 tabs are printed; the others await your personalization with the enclosed adhesive labels.

Each pocket sized Moleskine City Notebook is thread bound and has a cardboard bound cover with rounded corners acid free paper three bookmarks an elastic closure and an expandable inner pocket that contains the Moleskine history.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #544888 in Books
• Published on: 2008-09-22
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 228 pages

Customer Reviews

disappointed
I own a copy of the Moleksin New York city book and love it. The detailed maps provided a sense of comfort when I was visiting an unfamiliar place, guaranteeing that I would get home, even if I had to walk. But while Moleskin NYC has over 20 pages of detailed street maps, Moleskin Philadelphia has 8, running as far west as 40th street and as far south as Washington Ave. Anyone remotely familiar with the city knows Philly has much more to offer outside that area. Though the tabbed empty pages with room for addresses of places you've visited is typical for this product (and one of the reasons I like it), this purchase was a huge disappointment.

Could use more in the map department.
I have several of the City Notebook Moleskines, and the maps are usually great. The Philly maps are very good, but there's little in the way of maps in this particular book. Parts of University City/West Philly (parts where there are in fact cool things) are left out, and these are probably spots that adventurous tourists would hit.
Still, though, it's a great travel aid.