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Lonely Planet
Western Europe
Paperback - 1200 pages
5th Ed (26 January, 2001)
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This guide includes
listings of accommodation and eating places, as well
as a language guide with useful words and phrases in
seven languages. Notes on the history, culture and politics
of the region are also featured along with advice on
outdoor activities and transport options. |
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Rough Guide
Europe
Paperback - 1224 pages
8th Ed (6 December, 2001)
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The ultimate budget handbook
to the continent, giving comprehensive coverage of all
of Europe's top cities, towns and sights, with up-to-date
listings of the best accommodation, restaurants and
clubs and the latest information on cultural events.
Includes practical guidance on getting around the continent
as well as tips on how to adapt to each country's culture.
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Lonely Planet
Central Europe
Paperback - 736 pages
4th Ed (26 January, 2001)
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A comprehensive guide to travelling
around Central Europe, designed for all budgets. It
covers best places to stay and eat, information on visas,
border crossings and converting tolars to euros, and
how to get around - from motoring on the German autobahns
to ferry rides across Lake Constance. |
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Marlor Press
Going Abroad
Paperback - 136 pages
2nd Rev (September 2000)
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Lonely Planet
Mediterranean
Europe
Paperback - 992 pages
5th Ed (26 January, 2001)
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Detailed travel
information for Albania, Andorra, Bosnia-Hercegovina,
Croatia, Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, Macedonia, Malta,
Morocco, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Tunisia, Turkey
and Yugoslavia. This guide is designed for independent
travellers of all budgets. |
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Globe Pequot Press
Take your kids
to Europe
Paperback - 351 pages
4th Ed (16 December, 1999)
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Offers practical advice on
traveling with children, including trip planning, accommodations,
restaurants, sightseeing, and language skills. |
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Lonely Planet
Read This First: Europe
Paperback - 430 pages
1st Ed (30 June, 2000)
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With profiles of every country
in Europe, this guide provides tips, anecdotes, and
advice on all aspects of travelling from budgeting to
bargaining, plus sections on broader issues such as
eco-tourism, local politics and lists of embassies,
voluntary work associations and travel offices. |
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BRADT Travel Guides
Your Child's
Health Abroad
Paperback - 208 pages
(24 April, 1998)
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Advises parents who are traveling
with children on preventative care, diagnos and treatment
of illnesses, and first aid. |
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Lonely Planet
Europe Phrasebook
Paperback - 544 pages
3rd Ed (9 February, 2001)
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This travel phrasebook covers
Basque, Catalan, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Irish,
Italian, Maltese, Portuguese, Scottish Gaelic, Spanish
and Welsh. |
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Healing Arts Press
The Traveler's Natural Medicine Kit
Paperback - 176 pages
(7 June, 2001)
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Lonely Planet
Central Europe
Phrasebook
Paperback - 384 pages
2nd Ed (23 February, 2001)
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This phrasebook offers updated
sections on German, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Slovak
and Slovene. Each language includes sections on getting
around, food, and accommodation. |
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John Wiley and Sons
The Global Etiquette Guide to Europe
Paperback - 390 pages
(May 2000)
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Despite our cultural ties
with the rest of Europe, it is still too easy for the
uninformed traveller to commit a serious breach of etiquette,
or worse, when visiting other countries within Europe.
Now, global etiquette guru Dean Foster helps both business
and leisure travellers avoid committing the types of
gaffes, faux pas and social no-nos that can spoil a
vacation or ruin a business deal when travelling in
any of the major countries of Western Europe, Mediterranean
Europe, Central Europe and Eastern Europe. |
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Lonely Planet
Travel with Children
Paperback - 156 pages
3rd Ed (17 August, 1995)
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Aimed particularly at those
travelling with children between the ages of 3 months
and 14 years, this book features practical advice for
all parents, no matter what the budget. Topics include
pre-departure preparations and health and travelling
while pregnant. |
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Rough Guide
Travel Health
Paperback - 576 pages
(25 January, 2001)
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Vacation Work Publications
Travellers Survival Kit: Western Europe
Paperback - 351 pages
(20 March, 1995)
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The right information can
change a trip abroad from a disaster to a triumph. This
book is full of the latest inside tips for the tourist
and business traveller alike on how to survive a trip
to Europe in 1995 in style, covering how to travel and
where to stay and eat cheaply. It includes advice on
what to do if things go wrong, and how to make sure
they don't. |
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Mountaineers Books
The Pocket Doctor
Paperback - 96 pages
3rd (March 1999)
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DK Eyewitness
Great Places to Stay
in Europe
Paperback - 432 pages
(14 January, 2000)
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Rather than tackling European
travel in its entirety, the guide focuses on one aspect
of Europe: lodging. Luckily Europe is rich in its diversity
of fine lodgings for travellers, and the guide's listings
of hotels, bed and breakfasts, farmhouses, chalets,
pousadas and country inns makes for entertaining and
inspiring reading for the prospective traveller. |
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Rough Guide
First Time Europe
Paperback - 256 pages
4th Ed (30 November, 2000)
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An easy-to-read planner for
first time travellers in Europe. It covers everything
from where, when and what to take, how to go, where
to stay, and safety tips. It also includes a resource
guide for getting visas, rail passes, and how to contact
national tourist offices and airlines. |
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Rolling Homes Press
Traveler's guide to
European Camping
Paperback - 443 pages
2nd Ed (1 June, 1999)
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Fodor's Travel Publications
How to Pack
Paperback - 160 pages
(December 1997)
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Written for all travellers,
whether taking a business trip or a family holiday,
this is a guide as to what and how to pack so that you
can travel light but still have everything you need.
It covers all forms of transport and baggage - from
plane to road, rucksack to trunk. |
