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This full colour guide shows travellers how to navigate their way through Vienna's boulevards, discover the architecture, enjoy the markets and find antiques and contemporary furniture. Special Interest Tours including Imperial Vienna, Jugendstil Vienna, City of Music, Kids' Vienna, Jewish Vienna and The Third Man Walking Tours on Stephansdom District, The Belvedere, Schottenring & Alsergrund and The Museums Quarter Day Trips and tours of The Danube, Grinzing and Schonbrunn Includes free fold out colour map

This guide combines bright, modern design, witty and informative writing with a unique and very practical fold-back-flat spiral binding. A collection of highly readable features set the scene in the introductory Magazine section and the Finding Your Feet section gives that vital info to get you started.

Each volume in this series describes the best of everything that a city has to offer - whatever your interests, taste and budget. Public transport maps are provided to supplement the useful, fully-indexed street maps.

These ingenious city guides package a concise full-color miniguide together with a full-size color map in a sturdy plastic sleeve. This convenient two-in-one travel resource is perfect for the on-the-go traveler who only needs the highlights in brief.The Miniguide*Color photos throughout*The top 25 attractions*Itineraries, walks, tours, and excursions*Capsule reviews of key hotels, restaurants, shops, nightlife, and moreConcise travel facts about getting there and getting aroundThe Foldout Map*Detailed city coverage in full color*Fully indexed*Neighborhood blowups*Public transport, hotels, points of interest, parks, and more -- all listed on map*Easy to store in durable plastic sleeve

An informative text, complemented by colour photographs and AA maps, this guide provides the traveller with essential travel information and practical advice on accommodation, shopping and eating out. It suggests walks and tours, and "Top Ten" sights, with practical information.

For nearly 150 years, Switzerland has been a destination for immense numbers of tourists, who flock here to enjoy a nation of vacation riches. Though others may prefer to lie on a Spanish or French beach or tour a cultural capital like London or Paris, a steady multitude of other tourists go each year and in every season to experience the awesome views of the Swiss Alps, to ascend the mountains in funiculars or swoop down from them in skis, or to luxuriate in the superb amenities of Swiss resorts or to shop the boulevards of Swiss cities. Such names as Geneva, Zurich, Lucerne, Basel, Mont Blanc, Zermatt, set travelers to dreaming; and for them, our Shortcut Guide to Switzerland will prove a much-appreciated source of valuable information.

This is an up-to-date travel guide to Mallorca. It provides an easy-to-use A-Z section of places to visit, divided into regions, with each entry given a rating. The restaurants and hotels are recommended in three price bands to suit all pockets.

From bustling Zurich to the Swiss capital of Bern, from the Matterhorn in Zermatt to the Italian-speaking canton of Ticino in the south, National Geographic Traveler: Switzerland guides you to the better- and lesser-known sights of this pristine European country. In between, you'll discover the cultural and natural treasures--including hundreds of museums, architectural masterpieces, parks, and lakes--Switzerland has to offer. Among the special features of National Geographic Traveler: Switzerland are sidebars detailing experiences throughout the country, to make sure that you get to know the culture, and the people, inside and out. You can learn about Swiss watchmaking in Biel, for example, make your own Swiss chocolate at a culinary workshop, and find the best local designers' clothing in Zurich. Insider tips, in addition, provided by an array of National Geographic experts--photographers, writers, and grantees who have spent significant time in Switzerland--direct you to favorite restaurants, festivals, and other information that only locals know. Guided walks and drives are always a popular feature in our guides, and in National Geographic Traveler: Switzerland, these include a drive across the famous Great St. Bernard Pass, a hike through Appenzellerland and the Lake Constance region, and a walk from Sugiez to Motier through the countryside during grape harvest. To top it off, an extensive Travelwise section at the back of the guide provides hand-picked hotels and restaurants, tour recommendations, and a glossary that covers must-know words

The AA Spiral guides aim to provide comprehensive coverage of the destination. Each one provides recommended eating and drinking places and must-see sites from expert travel writers. The street plan sections contain a full street index, and are colour-coded for quick and easy use.