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Make the most of your time with "Rough Guide Directions Prague". Slim, stylish and pocketable, the guide is an up-to-date, authoritative and user-friendly companion to the beautiful Czech capital. Full-colour and richly illustrated throughout, the guide highlights the best Prague has on offer from museums, galleries and markets to spectacular views from on high - giving you inspiration for things to do, 24 hours a day. You''ll find accurate information on the capital''s top attractions from medieval Charles Bridge and the picturesque Old Town Square to the cities enormous wealth of baroque art and architecture, plus the best of literacy, classical and communist Prague and child-friendly attractions. The guide features up-to-date listings of all the hottest new places to stay, eat, drink, club and shop to suit all budgets, and comes complete with comprehensive maps to help you find your way around.

Kosovo is likely to become an independent state in 2007, making this Bradt guide a ''must-buy'' for visitors from the country''s diaspora (which is believed to number over a million), for the many NGOs living out there and, as always, for those keen to explore off the beaten track. Ringed by high mountains crossed by a series of conquerors over the centuries, the country boasts Ottoman mosques, Serbian Orthodox churches, monasteries, vineyards and extravagant KLA war memorials. The capital Pristina offers a surprising contrast with its growing number of vibrant restaurants, bars and shops, along with Kosovo''s top ski resort, Brezovica, which offers some of the best skiing in southeastern Europe.

Written by expert authors, this is the only multi-country guide to exclusively cover Central Europe. Covers key cities and popular tourist trails like Berlin-Dresden-Leipzig-Prague and Prague-Vienna-Budapest. Littered with old-world cities like Vienna and Salzburg, as well as those with a contemporary vibe like Berlin and Prague, the region continues to see above-average growth in visitors.

Fionn DavenportBeat the crowds and the hype to sweet Ljubljana. Browse for antiques and crafts, then treat yourself to divine cake in a frescoed teahouse. Wander along cobbled streets, past elaborately painted buildings, through parks and over Triple Bridge. At night, catch a gig at artist commune Metelkova, or unwind in a designer bar. Discover why people can't help falling for "beloved" Ljubljana with this discerning guide. DIVERSE NIGHTLIFEhandpicked hipster bars, old-style cafes, live music venues and an eclectic mix of festivals UNIQUE DININGcandid reviews of the best spots for nouveau-Slovene cuisine, beef goulash and, yes, horse burgers TO MARKET, TO MARKETwe show you the best markets and shops for Art Nouveau antiques, Idrija lace and painted beehive panels EASY-TO-USE MAPSgrid-referenced fold-out maps help you get the most out of this pedestrian-friendly city

Is it possible to get a fresh angle on Prague? You betcha. Our Prague-ophile authors know the city like the bottom of their beer steins. They''ll take you strolling through the city''s shadowy maze of streets, unlock its cultural secrets and introduce you to its famous nightlife. Pick & Mix:In a Hurry? You can buy and download individual chapters from this book now!. - Two expert authors, one Prague-based. - Full-colour architecture chapter by Prague resident. - Coverage of Prague''s emerging outer neighbourhoods. - Expanded nightlife chapter with the latest bars and clubs. - Pull-out map. - Romantic sleeps and best accommodation.

This up-to-the-minute guide highlights Berlin's newest attractions, including the Hauptbahnhof, its glamorous new central station; the reopened Deutsches Historisches Museum; and the bizarrely fashionable White Trash Fast Food club and restaurant. In-depth local reviews detail the city's restaurants, bars, clubs, hotels, museums, shops, and more.

Esta guía, además de hacer un recorrido por todo el país de Austria, centra su atención en Viena de forma especial, aunque en primer lugar nos explica todos los medios posibles para ir hacia el país y posteriormente nos informa acerca de cuestiones relativas al clima, al alojamiento, sobre el dinero o sobre las distancias entre las principales, pero tambien nos comenta noticias sobre la historia, la religion, geografia o la lengua. Seguidamente es cuando comienza a describirnos las actividades, los lugares de visita o actividades que se puede realizar, indicandonos en cada localidad los lugares donde dormir o donde comer tanto en Viena como en el resto de localidades de los alrededores que toca la guia, asi como en el resto de regiones que comenta como Burgenland, Estiria, Carintia, Tirol, Vorarlberg, Salzburgo y el valle del Danubio. Tambien cuenta con numerosos planos y mapas intercalados en el texto para indicarnos donde estamos.