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Europe For Dummies®, 4th Edition

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Summary

Europe offers some of the world's most exciting cities, romantic landscapes, outstanding museums, important historic sights, renowned works of art, and awesome architectural wonders, plus great cuisine, incredible shopping, and all kinds of entertainment and nightlife. Odds are, you can't do it all. Depending on your personal interests, this friendly guide helps you pick the right sites and make the most of your trip, with: Trip planning, including applying for passports; making reservations; dealing with trip insurance, health issues, and Customs; rail passes, train tickets, traveler's checks, and more Detailed info on 15 of Europe's most popular destinations: London, Edinburgh, Dublin, Paris, Amsterdam, Munich, Vienna, Innsbruck, Prague, Naples, Florence, Venice, Madrid, Barcelona, and Athens Info on local customs, must-see attractions, and out-of-the-way gems, plus a little historical background to help you put the sites you'll see in context Like every For Dummies travel guide, Europe For Dummies, 4th Edition helps you make the most of your vacation. It includes: Down-to-earth trip-planning advice Info on the best ships for every budget Tips on sightseeing at ports of call Handy Post-it Flags to mark your favorite pages Whether you want to marvel at majestic cathedrals or go on a pub crawl in Dublin, have a 5-star meal in Paris or a picnic lunch amidst the ruins of a Mycenaean city overlooking the Mediterranean, take in museums and castles or hike the Alps, explore the historic (or prehistoric) sites or experience diverse nightlife, with Europe For Dummies, 4th Edition, you're on your way to a fantastic European holiday.

Author Biography

Donald Olson (Chapters 1–11 and 15) is a novelist, playwright, and travel writer. His newest novel, Confessions of a Pregnant Princess, was published in 2005 under the pen name Swan Adamson. His travel stories have appeared in The New York Times, Travel & Leisure, Sunset, National Geographic books, and many other publications. His guidebooks London For Dummies, Frommer’s Best Day Trips from London, Frommer’s Irreverent London, Germany For Dummies, and Frommer’s Vancouver & Victoria are all published by Wiley. He also writes England For Dummies, which won a 2002 Lowell Thomas Travel Writing Award for best guidebook.

Liz Albertson (Chapter 12) worked as an editor for Frommer’s Travel Guides for four years before making the leap to the other side of the computer as the author of Ireland For Dummies. When she isn’t researching and writing, Liz spends much of her time in Ireland sitting in on traditional music sessions, fiddle in hand. She currently teaches fifth and sixth grade in New Haven, Connecticut.

Cheryl A. Pientka (Chapter 13) is a freelance journalist and a literary scout. She is the author of Paris For Dummies and co-author of France For Dummies. A graduate of Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and the University of Delaware, she lives in New York when she can’t be in Paris.

George McDonald (Chapter 14) is a former deputy editor of and currently contributing writer for Holland Herald, the in-flight magazine for KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. He has written extensively about Amsterdam and the Netherlands for international magazines and travel books such as Frommer’s Belgium, Holland & Luxembourg and Frommer’s Europe.

Darwin Porter and Danforth Prince (Chapters 16 and 17) have written numerous best-selling Frommer’s guides and are coauthors of Frommer’s Europe. Porter is a former bureau chief for the Miami Herald, and Prince, who began writing with Porter in 1982, worked for the Paris bureau of the New York Times.

Hana Mastrini (Chapter 18) is a native of the western Czech spa town of Karlovy Vary who became a veteran of the “Velvet Revolution” as a student in Prague in 1989. She is the author of Frommer’s Prague & the Best of the Czech Republic and co-author of Frommer’s Europe and Frommer’s Europe by Rail.

Bruce Murphy and Alessandra de Rosa (Chapters 19–21) are parttime residents of Rome. Murphy’s work has appeared in magazines ranging from Cruising World to Critical Inquiry. An avid traveler since her first cross-Europe trip at the age of 2, de Rosa was born in Rome and has lived and worked in Rome, Paris, and New York City. They are the authors of Italy For Dummies and Rome For Dummies.

Neil Schlecht (Chapters 22 and 23) is a writer and cycling aficionado who has lived in Spain, Brazil, and Ecuador. He has worked in Spain as an English teacher, a consultant on social and economic development projects for the European Union, and as a contributing writer for a Spanish art and antiques magazine. He is the author of a dozen travel guides, including Spain For Dummies.

Vancouver-born Tania Kollias (Chapter 24) longed to travel since a teen trip to England to meet the relatives, and used a Frommer’s guide for her first solo journey to Europe. A degree, four continents, and many journals later, she now lives in her father’s native Athens, Greece, where she wrote the country’s first comprehensive listings book for expats, edited the Now in Athens monthly for the 2004 Olympics, and still works as a journalist and writer. She travels in and out of Greece whenever she gets the chance.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. 1
About This Bookp. 1
Conventions Used in This Bookp. 1
Foolish Assumptionsp. 3
How This Book Is Organizedp. 3
Introducing Europep. 3
Planning Your Trip to Europep. 4
The British Islesp. 4
Central Europep. 4
Mediterranean Europep. 4
The Part of Tensp. 5
Icons Used in This Bookp. 5
Where to Go from Herep. 6
Introducing Europep. 7
Discovering the Best of Europep. 9
The Top Museumsp. 12
The Top Historie Sightsp. 13
The Top Culinary Delightsp. 14
The Architectural Highlightsp. 15
Deciding When and Where to Gop. 17
Going Everywhere You Want to Bep. 17
The splendors of the British Islesp. 17
The heart of the Continentp. 18
The charms of the Mediterraneanp. 20
The Secret of the Seasonsp. 21
Europe's Calendar of Eventsp. 23
Tips for Successful Trip Planningp. 26
Seeing it all without going nutsp. 26
Staying sane on the museum trailp. 27
Dealing with cultural overloadp. 28
How to Schedule Your Timep. 29
Presenting Five Great Itinerariesp. 31
The Everything-but-the-Kitchen-Sink-in-Two-Weeks Tourp. 32
The Three-Week Grand Tour of Europep. 34
Two Weeks in Europe for Lovers of Artp. 35
A Week of Romance, European Stylep. 37
A Week in Europe the Kids Will Lovep. 38
Planning Your Trip to Europep. 47
Managing Your Moneyp. 43
Planning Your Budgetp. 43
Keeping a Lid on Hidden Expensesp. 46
Cutting Costs - but Not the Funp. 47
Planning ahead for discountsp. 47
Trimming transportation expensesp. 48
Lowering your lodging billp. 48
Digging for dining bargainsp. 49
Shaving off sightseeing and shopping costsp. 50
Handling Moneyp. 50
Using your ATM cardp. 51
Pulling out the plasticp. 51
Cashing traveler's checksp. 52
Exchanging Money at the Best Ratep. 53
Buying Currency Before You Leavep. 54
Paying and Redeeming the VATp. 55
Avoiding Theftp. 56
The pickpocketp. 56
Hazard #2p. 57
Keeping valuables safe on trainsp. 58
Coping with a stolen walletp. 59
Getting to Europep. 61
Seeking a Travel Agent's Advicep. 61
Exploring Package-Tour Possibilitiesp. 62
Comparing packagesp. 62
Hunting down the dealsp. 62
Joining an Escorted Tourp. 64
Making Your Own Arrangementsp. 65
Booking your flightp. 65
Shopping for the best airfarep. 65
Booking your flight onlinep. 66
Getting Around Europep. 68
Flying Around Europep. 68
Taking the Trainp. 69
Figuring out the basics of train travelp. 69
Saving time and money with rail passesp. 74
Navigating the train stationp. 78
Floating to Your Destination by Ferryp. 80
Getting Around by Busp. 80
Driving in Europep. 80
Obtaining an International Driver's Permitp. 81
Knowing when to rent a carp. 81
Saving time and money on rental carsp. 81
Understanding European road rulesp. 84
Booking Your Accommodationsp. 86
Understanding European Hotelsp. 86
The bathroom: The big culture shockp. 87
The shower: Another new adventurep. 87
That extra thing: Not a toiletp. 88
Finding the Best Room at the Best Ratep. 88
Comparing room rates and ratingsp. 88
Making reservationsp. 89
Using a hotel booking servicep. 90
Surfing the Web for hotel dealsp. 91
Finding deals at the last minutep. 92
Discovering Other Optionsp. 94
The most popular alternativesp. 94
Hostels and other bargain optionsp. 95
Catering to Special Travel Needs or Interestsp. 97
Traveling with the Brood: Advice for Familiesp. 97
Making Age Work for You: Advice for Seniorsp. 98
Accessing Europe: Advice for Travelers with Disabilitiesp. 99
Following the Rainbow: Advice for Gay and Lesbian Travelersp. 100
Taking Care of the Remaining Detailsp. 102
Getting a Passportp. 102
Applying for a U.S. passportp. 103
Applying for other passportsp. 103
Playing It Safe with Travel and Medical Insurancep. 104
Staying Healthy when You Travelp. 106
Dealing with European Healthcarep. 107
Making Reservations for Popular Restaurants, Events, and Sightsp. 107
Packing It Upp. 108
Dressing like the localsp. 109
Sporting money beltsp. 109
Traveling without electronicsp. 110
Mastering Communicationp. 110
Calling Europe from the United Statesp. 110
Calling home from Europep. 111
Using European pay phonesp. 111
Staying connected by cellphonep. 112
Accessing the Internet in Europep. 113
Keeping Up with Airline Security Measuresp. 115
Bringing Your Goodies Back Homep. 116
The British Islesp. 119
London and the Best of Englandp. 121
Getting Therep. 121
Arriving by airp. 121
Arriving by railp. 123
Orienting Yourself in Londonp. 123
Introducing the neighborhoodsp. 124
Finding information after you arrivep. 125
Getting Around Londonp. 125
By Tube (subway)p. 126
By busp. 126
By taxip. 127
By footp. 127
Staying in Londonp. 127
London's top hotels and B&Bsp. 128
London's runner-up accommodationsp. 134
Dining in Londonp. 134
Exploring Londonp. 138
London's top sightsp. 138
More cool things to see and dop. 144
Guided toursp. 147
Suggested itinerariesp. 147
Traveling Beyond Londonp. 149
Bath: Ancient Rome in Georgian clothingp. 150
Salisbury and Stonehenge: Gothic splendor and prehistoric mysteriesp. 151
Oxford: The original college townp. 153
Fast Facts: Londonp. 156
Edinburgh and the Best of Scotlandp. 159
Getting Therep. 159
Arriving by airp. 160
Arriving by train or busp. 161
Orienting Yourself in Edinburghp. 161
Introducing the neighborhoodsp. 161
Finding information after you arrivep. 161
Getting Around Edinburghp. 161
By busp. 162
By taxip. 162
By footp. 162
Staying in Edinburghp. 162
Edinburgh's top hotels and B&Bsp. 163
Edinburgh's runner-up accommodationsp. 167
Dining in Edinburghp. 168
Exploring Edinburghp. 170
Edinburgh's top sightsp. 170
More cool things to see and dop. 173
Guided toursp. 174
Suggested itinerariesp. 175
Traveling Beyond Edinburghp. 175
On Nessie's trail: Inverness and Loch Nessp. 176
Glasgow: A Victorian industrial city discovers culturep. 178
Fast Facts: Edinburghp. 181
Dublin and the Best of Irelandp. 183
Getting Therep. 184
Arriving by airp. 184
Arriving by landp. 184
Arriving by seap. 184
Orienting Yourself in Dublinp. 185
Introducing the neighborhoodsp. 185
Finding information after you arrivep. 186
Getting around Dublin by footp. 186
Getting around Dublin by busp. 186
Getting around Dublin by Dart (light rail)p. 187
Getting around Dublin by taxip. 187
Staying in Dublinp. 187
Dublin's top hotelsp. 188
Dublin's runner-up accommodationsp. 192
Dining in Dublinp. 193
Exploring Dublinp. 196
Dublin's top sightsp. 196
More cool things to see and dop. 200
Guided toursp. 202
Suggested itinerariesp. 203
Traveling the Irish Countrysidep. 204
North of Dublin to passage tombs and ruined medieval abbeysp. 204
South of Dublin: Mansions and monasteries in County Wicklowp. 205
Driving rings around County Kerryp. 206
Fast Facts: Dublinp. 208
Central Europep. 211
Paris and Environsp. 213
Getting Therep. 214
Arriving by airp. 214
Arriving by railp. 216
Orienting Yourself in Parisp. 216
Introducing the neighborhoodsp. 216
Finding information after you arrivep. 220
Getting Around Parisp. 220
By Metro (subway) and RERp. 221
By busp. 222
By taxip. 222
By footp. 222
Staying in Parisp. 223
Paris's top hotelsp. 224
Paris's runner-up accommodationsp. 228
Dining in Parisp. 230
Exploring Parisp. 234
Paris's top sightsp. 234
More cool things to see and dop. 239
Guided toursp. 243
Suggested itinerariesp. 244
Traveling Beyond Parisp. 245
Versailles: Palace of the Sun Kingp. 245
Chartres Cathedral: A Gothic masterpiecep. 247
Fast Facts: Parisp. 248
Amsterdam and Environsp. 252
Getting Therep. 253
Arriving by airp. 253
Arriving by railp. 254
Orienting Yourself in Amsterdamp. 255
Introducing the neighborhoodsp. 255
Finding information after you arrivep. 256
Getting Around Amsterdamp. 256
By tram, bus, and subwayp. 256
By taxip. 258
By tramp. 258
By footp. 258
By bikep. 258
Staying in Amsterdamp. 258
Amsterdam's top hotels and B&Bsp. 259
Amsterdam's runner-up accommodationsp. 263
Dining in Amsterdamp. 263
Exploring Amsterdamp. 266
Amsterdam's top sightsp. 266
More cool things to see and dop. 269
Guided toursp. 271
Suggested itinerariesp. 272
Traveling Beyond Amsterdamp. 273
Discovering the other Haarlemp. 273
Stopping to admire the tulipsp. 274
Tilting at windmillsp. 275
Biking to the Kroller-Muller Museump. 276
Fast Facts: Amsterdamp. 277
Munich and Bavariap. 279
Getting Therep. 279
Arriving by airp. 279
Arriving by trainp. 281
Orienting Yourself in Munichp. 281
Introducing the neighborhoodsp. 281
Finding information after you arrivep. 282
Getting around Munichp. 282
Staying in Munichp. 283
Munich's top hotelsp. 283
Munich's runner-up accommodationsp. 287
Dining in Munichp. 288
Exploring Munichp. 290
Munich's top sightsp. 291
More cool things to see and dop. 294
Guided toursp. 294
Suggested itinerariesp. 295
Traveling Beyond Munichp. 296
Neuschwanstein: Mad King Ludwig's fairy-tale castlep. 296
The Nazi concentration camp at Dachaup. 298
Fast Facts: Munichp. 300
Vienna and the Best of Austriap. 302
Getting to Viennap. 302
Arriving by airp. 302
Arriving by railp. 303
Orienting Yourself in Viennap. 304
Introducing the neighborhoodsp. 304
Finding information after you arrivep. 304
Getting Around Viennap. 305
By U-Bahn (subway)p. 305
By tram or busp. 305
By taxip. 305
Staying in Viennap. 306
Vienna's top hotelsp. 306
Vienna's runner-up accommodationsp. 310
Dining in Viennap. 311
Exploring Viennap. 314
Vienna's top sightsp. 314
More cool things to see and dop. 318
Guided toursp. 320
Suggested itinerariesp. 320
Traveling Beyond Vienna: Innsbruckp. 321
Getting therep. 322
Seeing the sightsp. 322
Where to stay and dinep. 323
Fast Facts; Viennap. 323
Bern and the Swiss Alpsp. 326
Getting Therep. 326
Arriving by airp. 326
Arriving by railp. 327
Orienting Yourself in Bernp. 328
Introducing the neighborhoodsp. 328
Finding Information after you arrivep. 328
Getting Around Bernp. 328
By tram and busp. 328
By taxip. 329
By footp. 329
Staying in Bernp. 329
Bern's top hotelsp. 329
Bern's runner-up accommodationsp. 331
Dining in Bernp. 332
Exploring Bernp. 334
Bern's top sightsp. 334
More cool things to see and dop. 336
Guided toursp. 337
Suggested itinerariesp. 338
Traveling Beyond Bernp. 339
Zurich: Swiss counterculture meets high financep. 339
Basel: Three, three, three countries in one!p. 340
Visiting the Bernese Oberlandp. 342
Getting therep. 342
Finding information after you arrivep. 342
Learning the lay of the landp. 343
Getting around the Bernese Oberlandp. 344
Staying in the Bernese Oberlandp. 344
Dining in the Bernese Oberlandp. 346
Exploring the Bernese Oberlandp. 347
Fast Facts: Bernp. 350
Prague and Environsp. 353
Arriving by airp. 354
Arriving by railp. 354
Orienting Yourself in Praguep. 354
Introducing the neighborhoodsp. 355
Finding information after you arrivep. 356
Getting Around Praguep. 356
By Metro (subway)p. 357
By tram and busp. 357
By taxip. 357
Staying in Praguep. 358
Prague's top hotelsp. 358
Prague's runner-up accommodationsp. 362
Dining in Praguep. 362
Exploring Praguep. 364
Prague's top sightsp. 365
More cool things to see and dop. 369
Guided toursp. 370
Suggested itinerariesp. 371
Traveling Beyond Praguep. 372
Medieval Karlstejn Castlep. 372
The Nazi camp at Terezinp. 374
Fast Facts: Praguep. 376
Mediterranean Europep. 379
Rome and Southern Italyp. 381
Getting Therep. 381
Arriving by airp. 382
Arriving by railp. 383
Finding information after you arrivep. 383
Getting Around Romep. 383
By taxip. 383
By subway, tram, and busp. 384
Staying in Romep. 385
Rome's top hotelsp. 385
Rome's runner-up accommodationsp. 389
Dining in Romep. 390
Exploring Romep. 395
Rome's top attractionsp. 396
More cool things to see and dop. 404
Guided toursp. 406
Suggested itinerariesp. 407
Traveling Beyond Romep. 408
Naples: A splendid art city welcoming visitors once againp. 408
Herculaneum and Pompeii: The world's most famous ancient Roman archaeological areasp. 410
Fast Facts: Romep. 413
Florence and Tuscanyp. 416
Getting Therep. 416
Arriving by airp. 416
Arriving by railp. 417
Finding information after you arrivep. 417
Getting Around Florencep. 418
Onfootp. 418
By busp. 418
Staying in Florencep. 419
The top hotelsp. 419
Runner-up hotelsp. 423
Dining in Florencep. 424
Exploring Florencep. 430
Florence's top attractionsp. 430
More cool things to see and dop. 436
Guided toursp. 437
Suggested itinerariesp. 437
Traveling Beyond Florencep. 438
Pisa: The Leaning Tower and morep. 438
Siena: A departure from the Renaissancep. 442
San Gimignano: Hills and towersp. 445
Fast Facts: Florencep. 446
Venice and Environsp. 449
Getting Therep. 449
Arriving by airp. 449
Arriving by railp. 450
Finding information after you arrivep. 450
Getting Around Venicep. 451
By footp. 451
By vaporetto (water bus)p. 451
By traghetto (ferry skiff)p. 452
By taxip. 452
Staying in Venicep. 452
Venice's top hotelsp. 453
Venice's runner-up accommodationsp. 457
Dining in Venicep. 458
Exploring Venicep. 463
Venice's top attractionsp. 464
More cool things to see and dop. 470
Guided toursp. 471
Suggested itinerariesp. 472
Traveling Beyond Venicep. 473
Padova: Outstanding art and architecturep. 473
Milan: Art viewing and shoppingp. 475
Fast Facts: Venicep. 476
Madrid and the Best of Castilep. 479
Getting Therep. 480
Arriving by airp. 480
Arriving by railp. 480
Orienting Yourself in Madridp. 480
Introducing the neighborhoodsp. 481
Finding information after you arrivep. 482
Getting Around Madridp. 482
By subwayp. 482
By busp. 483
By taxip. 483
By footp. 483
Staying in Madridp. 483
Madrid's top hotelsp. 486
Madrid's runner-up hotelsp. 488
Dining in Madridp. 488
Exploring Madridp. 491
Madrid's top sightsp. 492
More cool things to see and dop. 495
Guided toursp. 497
Suggested itinerariesp. 498
Traveling Beyond Madrid: Three Day Tripsp. 499
Holy Toledo! Religious art and architecturep. 499
El Escorial: A king-size monasteryp. 501
Segovia: A tour of Spanish historyp. 503
Fast Facts: Madridp. 504
The Best of Barcelonap. 507
Getting Therep. 507
Arriving by airp. 508
Arriving by trainp. 508
Orienting Yourself in Barcelonap. 508
Introducing the neighborhoodsp. 508
Finding information after you arrivep. 509
Getting Around Barcelonap. 509
By public transportationp. 509
By taxip. 510
By funicularp. 510
By footp. 510
Staying in Barcelonap. 510
The top hotelsp. 511
Runner-up hotelsp. 514
Dining in Barcelonap. 515
Exploring Barcelonap. 518
The top attractionsp. 519
Strolling La Ramblap. 520
Exploring the Gothic Quarterp. 522
More cool things to see and dop. 523
Guided toursp. 525
Suggested itinerariesp. 525
Fast Facts: Barcelonap. 527
Athens and the Greek Islandsp. 529
Getting Therep. 530
Arriving by airp. 530
Arriving by ferryp. 532
Arriving by railp. 532
Arriving by busp. 533
Orienting Yourself in Athensp. 533
Introducing the neighborhoodsp. 533
Finding Information after you arrivep. 534
Getting Around Athensp. 534
By Metro (subway)p. 534
By bus and trolleyp. 535
By tramp. 535
By taxip. 535
By footp. 535
Staying in Athensp. 536
Athens's top hotelsp. 536
Athens's runner-up accommodationsp. 540
Dining in Athensp. 541
Exploring Athensp. 544
Athens's top sightsp. 544
More cool things to see and dop. 547
Guided toursp. 549
Following an itineraryp. 549
Traveling Beyond Athensp. 551
Delphi: The center of the ancient worldp. 551
Santorini: Sun, sea, and black sandp. 553
Fast Facts: Athensp. 557
The Part of Tensp. 561
The Ten Most Overrated Sights and Attractions in Europep. 563
London's Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palacep. 563
London's Madame Tussaud's Wax Museump. 564
Paris's Champs-Elysees and Rome's Via Venetop. 564
The French Rivierap. 564
Madrid's Flamenco Showsp. 564
Athens, Greecep. 564
Four Shopping Disappointments: The "Big Names" in London, Paris, Rome, and Florencep. 565
Ten Overlooked Gemsp. 566
Avebury, Englandp. 566
Dingle Peninsula, Irelandp. 566
Paris's Lesser-Known Museumsp. 567
Hoge Veluwe Park, Netherlandsp. 567
The Heuriger of Grinzig, Austriap. 567
Ostia Antica, Italyp. 568
Venetian Islands, Italyp. 568
Arena Chapel, Padova, Italyp. 569
Spain - All of Itp. 569
Medieval Hamlets and Hill Townsp. 569
Ten Ways to Break Out of the Tourist Moldp. 571
Do as the Locals Dop. 571
Take a Dip in Bern's Aare Riverp. 572
Rent an Apartment or Villap. 572
Visit a Small Private Museump. 572
Jog with the Localsp. 573
Hike in the Countrysidep. 573
Catch a Soccer Matchp. 573
Pick Grapes or Olivesp. 573
Watch Some Local Television Programsp. 574
Liberate Yourself from Your Guidebookp. 574
Quick Conciergep. 575
Average Travel Times by Railp. 575
Metric Conversionsp. 576
Clotliing Size Conversionsp. 577
Toll-Free Numbers and Web Sitesp. 580
Where to Get More Informationp. 582
Indexp. 587
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