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Lonely Planet Sweden Paperback - 368 pages 1st Ed (12 July, 2000)		This guide includes Swedish culture from Strindberg to ABBA. It covers outdoor activities with a section on the most popular trekking routes, a Swedish lauguage guide, up-to-date accommodation guide and entertainment options.
Rough Guide Sweden Paperback - 544 pages 2nd Ed (25 May, 2000)
Lonely Planet Stockholm Paperback - 208 pages (September 2001)
Rough Guide Scandinavia Paperback - 768 pages 5th Ed (29 June, 2000)		A guide to Scandinavia which covers Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland. It features in-depth accounts of all the main towns, critical reviews of accommodation, restaurants and bars, practical guidance on the great outdoors, and discussion of politics, architecture and the environment.
Lonely Planet Scandinavia & Baltic Europe Paperback - 552 pages 5th Ed (23 February, 2001)		Words and phrases from ten languages are listed in this wide-ranging guide. There are tips on where to eat and stay, all the transport options, and advice on the best spots for yachting, cruising and skating.
AA Road Map Scandinavia Paperback (1 March, 2001)		Taken from the "AA Road Atlas Europe", this 12.6 miles to 1 inch (1:800,000/1cm = 8km) mapping is now available in a handy sheet map format with a practical and durable cover. Fully up-to-date, it contains all you'll need to know on motorways, dual carriageways and local roads, plus those still under construction. There are also details on toll gates and fees, service areas, road numbers, as well as tunnels, passes and boundaries. National parks and places of interest are indicated too, making this map suitable for touring and sight-seeing, as well as for travelling on business.
Lonely Planet Scandinavian Phrasebook Paperback - 352 pages 3rd Ed (23 February, 2001)		Explore Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and the Faeroe Islands with his all-in-one guide. With handy phrases to help the traveller get the most out of festivals, music and the outdoors, it also covers local customs and culture, sightseeing, shopping and eating out.