Explore fairytale castles, trace the footsteps of Vikings and stroll long sandy beaches - let the romance of Denmark sweep you away. Whether you crave the designer cool of Copenhagen or to escape from the crowds into rural Jutland, this guide is packed with inspirational ideas to make the best of your trip. COZY UP in quaint B&Bs and stylish designer hotels - from Ribe to Roskilde, accommodation options for all budgets FIND THE FUN at Legoland, Tivoli and Trelleborg, with sights and activities to please the kids as well as the adults HIT THE TRAILS and cycle the islands, with expanded outdoor activities coverage for all fitness levels and interests TALK THE TALK and don't mangle the Danish with language tips, pronunciation guides and a detailed glossary GET AROUND with over 50 easy-to-use maps - more than any other guide to the region.

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What Will Your Dubai Encounter Be? Try Skiing on the world'sfirst indoor black run, commissioning a special gold ring at amarket price, or spend hours doing nothing at a Jumeirah beachresort. Kickback with a beer, a sea breeze and a view of the Gulfat sunset, or recline on cushions and smoke sheesha. Clear yourhead in the Arabian desert. Discover twice the city in half thetime. Navigate Dubai easily with a fully indexed street map plusdetailed neighborhood maps. Our discerning author recommends thevery best in shopping, dining, clubbing and relaxing. Take thehassle out of daily planning with unique thematic itineraries andgo straight to the source: this guide includes cultural highlightsfrom the founder of the Al Bastakiya Art Fair, shopping hints froman antique gallery owner.

“London’s wealth of historic splendor draws millions ofvisitors every year, while its diverse cultural dynamism charms allwho come to this most international, but intrinsically Britishcity.” – Damian Harper, Lonely Planet Writer Our Promise You can trust our travel information because Lonely Planetauthors visit the places we write about, each and every edition. Wenever accept freebies for positive coverage so you can rely on usto tell it like it is. Inside This Book…

Surf-pounded cliffs and mirror-clear lochs, humming cities andancient towns, romantic wildernesses and island getaways...with somuch on offer, which Great Britain will you choose? This new editiong includes more photos and 3D illustrations of theRiver Thames, Tower of London, Hadrian's Wall, Edinburgh's RoyalMile, Stirling Castle, and Rosslyn Chapel. This guidebook has been fully updated! * Intuitive layout and new text styles make it easier to read, scanand find information at a glance * New visual design and structure improves navigation withoutsacrificing depth or quality * Expanded planning section helps travellers plan by time, season,interest or region * New map design improves map legibilty for easy navigation

EGYPT. HOME TO ONE OF THE WORLD'S EARLIEST AND MOST LONG-LASTING CIVILIZATIONS 1N ANTIQ.UITY. DEVELOPED ITS UNIQUE, SOPHISTICATED CULTURE IN RELATIVE SAFETY AND SECLUSION. PROTECTED TO AN EXTENT BY THE NATURAL BARRIERS OF THE DESERTS TO THE EAST AND WEST. AND BY THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA TO THE NORTH. THIS ANCIENT CIVILIZATION ENDURED FOR ALMOST 3.000 YEARS BEFORE IT WAS FINALLY CONQUERED BY THE ROMAN EMPIRE.

This book will transport you to the greatest metropolises and the most beautiful cities around the globe--from Africa to Asia and "Down Under,"and from Europe to North and South America. Experience fascinating insights into the canyon-like streets of modern super-cities, or take a stroll through picturesque lanes all across the continents. These cities have so much to tell--about the greatest events in world history, and also the local stories that make up the life of a city, every single day.

Nobody knows Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania like Lonely Planet.Our 5th edition has all you need to plan a trip to these threefascinating countries - lose yourself in medieval Tallinn, testyour adrenalin-sport limits in Gauja National Park, or party withthe locals in festival-heavy Vilnius. Lonely Planet guides arewritten by experts who get to the heart of every destination theyvisit. This fully updated edition is packed with accurate,practical and honest advice, designed to give you the informationyou need to make the most of your trip. In this guide: interviewswith locals, including the former president of Latvia; full-colorsections featuring highlights and the best outdoor activities; anda Unique Green Index for easy reference to the most sustainableoptions.

The voracious energy of Cairo, the grandeur of Luxor's monuments, the laid-back vibe of Dahab and the remote beauty of the Western Desert oases: Lonely Planet's bestselling guide to Egypt packs in more treasures than Tutankhamun's tomb. MEET THE PHARAOHS - an illustrated Pharaonic Egypt chapter by world-renowned Egyptologist Dr Joann Fletcher brings the ancient rulers to life CRUISE THE NILE - for felucca fun, Agatha Christie-style nostalgia or kid-friendly cruising, our expert tips make finding the right trip a breeze DIVE IN - the definitive Red Sea diving guide will get you underwater and feeling on top of the world SLEEP IN STYLE - whatever your style, opinionated reviews bring you the best city hotels, Nile flotels, budget hostels and sunny resorts GET ORGANISED, STAY CONNECTED - tap into authoritative advice on transport, safety, Internet access and digital photography.

A few words can take you a long way. These pocket-sizedlanguages guides--the most extensive two-way dictionary andculinary reader available in a phrasebook--are perfect fortravellers of all ages and budgets who want to interact with thelocals to maximize their travel experience. Each title in theseries features colour sections, a user-friendly sentence builder,an easy-to-follow pronunciation guide and over 2,500 essentialwords and phrases. Useful sections are divided into key areas,including food, health, accommodations and going out. Here is the most useful phrasebook for intrepid travellers drawnto East Timor's relatively untouched culture and environment. Thereis a new sustainable travel language chapter for the responsibletraveller.

This book will transport you to the most stunning places in the world.Discover one-of-a-kind natural paradises and awesome manmade structures around the globe, from Africa to Asia and Oceania, from Europe to North and South America. Extensive de*ions and fascinating photographs capture the magic of stunning natural wonders and impressive constructions.Delve into the world of towering mountain ranges, fire-spewing volcanoes, ancient trees, towers and skyscrapers that truly reach for the heavens, intriguing bridges, historical temples and churches and much, much more.

Discover Boston: Bostonian experts give tips on where to go toeat, drink and play like a local. Find the uncommon in BostonCommon: sack races for kids of all ages, midnight tennis matchesand hawk spotting. Discover the next John Singer Sargent at an openstudio event in Jamaica Plain or SoWa. Order a cup o' joe like alocal (regular, black, sweet or light), and don't forget thedonuts! Forage for fruit on a 'wild edibles' tour of Grape Island.In this guide, one resident author experiences 50 days ofon-the-ground research, eats 8 lobster rolls, and imbibes 27lagers. This guide includes a Special Day Trips chapter withexcursions to Lexington, Salem and Concord. Content updated daily -visit lonelyplanet.com for up-to-the-minute reviews, updates andtraveler insights.

Shangri-la exists. Trek to the top of the world, or share a smile with a Buddhist monk; raft down a mountain gorge, or glimpse a living Hindu goddess - in Nepal adventure and culture go hand in hand. With this definitive guide, you'll tread lightly through the best of the Himalaya.

Always fancied a trip to outer space? Try the Great BarrierReef! Unearthly and psychedelic, this underwater wonder is auniverse unto itself. Continue your orbit via the outback, therainforest and a coast's worth of perfect beaches, before touchingdown in dynamic Brisbane. No doubt about it: Queensland is out ofthis world. This guidebook has been fully updated! * Intuitive layout and new text styles make it easier to read,scan and find information at a glance * New visual design and structure improves navigation withoutsacrificing depth or quality * Expanded planning section helps travellers plan by time,season, interest or region * New map design improves map legibilty for easy navigation * Dedicated chapter for families, with practical advice and tipsfor travelling with children * New "Your Reef Trip" chapter with pre-trip planning advice onGreat Barrier Reef gateway towns, islands and activities

At last, a travel guide that tells you how to see the best of everything—in the smartest, most time-efficient way. The best of Las Vegas in one, two, or three days; Special-interest tours for sinners, elopers, and adrenaline junkies—plus the best wedding chapels from A to Z; A separate gambling chapter with instructions, odds, and savvy advice from the pros; Hundreds of evocative color photos; Bulleted maps that show you how to get from place to place; Hotels, restaurants, shopping, and nightlife for all budgets; A tear-resistant foldout map—enclosed in a handy plastic wallet you can also use for tickets and souvenirs; Frommer's. The best trips start here.

Beginning in the fifth millennium BC, the land that is now Egypt nurtured an extraordinary pioneering civilization whose art and architecture have never lost their power to amaze. This magnificent picture book presents a carefully chosen sequence of masterpiecesranging in date from c.4000 BC to c.200 AD, when Egypt was a province of the Roman Empire. All media are represented, from monumental architecture to exquisite jewellery and personal ornaments. At any scale, Egyptian art has an immediate appeal for its beauty and consummate craftsmanship, and the works illustrated in this book can all be enjoyed for their aesthetic qualities alone. But they are also products of a culture very different from ours, and in his concise introduction Jaromir Malek provides the essential background for understanding why Egyptian art and architecture took the forms they did. The explanations continue in the informative captions to each illustration, and the chronological chart, map, bibliography and index provide quick referen

Des Moines, Iowa born writer Bryson's first success was the travel book "The Lost Continent". After living in England for several years, he wanted to go back to the USA to find the perfect little US town of his past, he lovingly called Amalgam. More travel books followed, in the form of "Neither Here Nor There" (where he travels through Europe), "Notes From A Small Island" (where he travels around the United Kingdom, before returning back with his to the USA to live there for good) and "A Walk In The Woods" (where he walks the Appalachian trail). After moving back to the States, Bryson started to write a column for "The Mail on Sunday Night and Day" magazine. This is a collection of these column entries. Bryson writes about everything from everyday chores, to sueing people, the beach, TV, movies, air conditioners, college, Americana, injury dangers, wasting resources and holiday seasons.

Lonely Planet Phrasebooks are indispensable pocket-sizedlanguage guides. They include essential words and phrases fortravellers, vocabulary lists, easy-to-follow pronunciation keys andtwo-way dictionaries.

You might be expecting to find elegant cities, spectacularpeaks and ancient cave cities in Ukraine, but were you expectingrampaging nightlife in Odesa and bathers parading around in18th-century and punk costumes on the Yalta coast? Hit the ground running with more Ukrainian * than competingother guides This guidebook has been fully updated! * Intuitive layout and new text styles make it easier to read,scan and find information at a glance * New visual design and structure improves navigation withoutsacrificing depth or quality * Expanded planning section helps travellers plan by time,season, interest or region * New map design improves map legibilty for easy navigation

Alligators cruise the swamps as impossibly sexy people sunthemselves on beaches that smell of lotion and lust and a Latinosoundtrack pulses. Hot, humid and possessed of a higher eccentriccount per capita than anywhere else in the US, South Floridasizzles. * Handy pull-out map * Dedicated full-color chapter on ArtDeco Miami * Interviews with locals shed new light on the city *Exhaustive (and exhausting!) nightlife overview * Miami hotels andhostels for rest and recuperation

Since 1998, Lonely Planet has been publishing our favoritetravel stories. The disasters of Lonely Planet Unpacked, theromances of Brief Encounters, the random acts of generosity inKindness of Strangers, the out-there adventures of Tales fromNowhere - these stories, and many others, explored the reasons whywe travel, and what we find when we get there. Now we've selectedthe best of them. From the first tentative steps of the youngbackpacker finding her feet in a London hostel, to thebeyond-travel commetment of setting up house in Delhi, the 26stories in this collection cover the globe and reveal a world oftravel experiences.Best of Lonely Planet's Travel Writing includes:Tim Cahill, William Dalrymple, Jason Elliot, Pico Iyer, Jan Morris,Emily Perkins, Karl Taro Greenfeld, Danny Wallace, Tony Wheeler,Simon Winchester and more.