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.
Introduction | p. 1 |
About This Book | p. 1 |
Conventions Used in This Book | p. 1 |
Foolish Assumptions | p. 3 |
How This Book Is Organized | p. 3 |
Introducing Europe | p. 3 |
Planning Your Trip to Europe | p. 4 |
The British Isles | p. 4 |
Central Europe | p. 4 |
Mediterranean Europe | p. 4 |
The Part of Tens | p. 5 |
Icons Used in This Book | p. 5 |
Where to Go from Here | p. 6 |
Introducing Europe | p. 7 |
Discovering the Best of Europe | p. 9 |
The Top Museums | p. 12 |
The Top Historie Sights | p. 13 |
The Top Culinary Delights | p. 14 |
The Architectural Highlights | p. 15 |
Deciding When and Where to Go | p. 17 |
Going Everywhere You Want to Be | p. 17 |
The splendors of the British Isles | p. 17 |
The heart of the Continent | p. 18 |
The charms of the Mediterranean | p. 20 |
The Secret of the Seasons | p. 21 |
Europe's Calendar of Events | p. 23 |
Tips for Successful Trip Planning | p. 26 |
Seeing it all without going nuts | p. 26 |
Staying sane on the museum trail | p. 27 |
Dealing with cultural overload | p. 28 |
How to Schedule Your Time | p. 29 |
Presenting Five Great Itineraries | p. 31 |
The Everything-but-the-Kitchen-Sink-in-Two-Weeks Tour | p. 32 |
The Three-Week Grand Tour of Europe | p. 34 |
Two Weeks in Europe for Lovers of Art | p. 35 |
A Week of Romance, European Style | p. 37 |
A Week in Europe the Kids Will Love | p. 38 |
Planning Your Trip to Europe | p. 47 |
Managing Your Money | p. 43 |
Planning Your Budget | p. 43 |
Keeping a Lid on Hidden Expenses | p. 46 |
Cutting Costs - but Not the Fun | p. 47 |
Planning ahead for discounts | p. 47 |
Trimming transportation expenses | p. 48 |
Lowering your lodging bill | p. 48 |
Digging for dining bargains | p. 49 |
Shaving off sightseeing and shopping costs | p. 50 |
Handling Money | p. 50 |
Using your ATM card | p. 51 |
Pulling out the plastic | p. 51 |
Cashing traveler's checks | p. 52 |
Exchanging Money at the Best Rate | p. 53 |
Buying Currency Before You Leave | p. 54 |
Paying and Redeeming the VAT | p. 55 |
Avoiding Theft | p. 56 |
The pickpocket | p. 56 |
Hazard #2 | p. 57 |
Keeping valuables safe on trains | p. 58 |
Coping with a stolen wallet | p. 59 |
Getting to Europe | p. 61 |
Seeking a Travel Agent's Advice | p. 61 |
Exploring Package-Tour Possibilities | p. 62 |
Comparing packages | p. 62 |
Hunting down the deals | p. 62 |
Joining an Escorted Tour | p. 64 |
Making Your Own Arrangements | p. 65 |
Booking your flight | p. 65 |
Shopping for the best airfare | p. 65 |
Booking your flight online | p. 66 |
Getting Around Europe | p. 68 |
Flying Around Europe | p. 68 |
Taking the Train | p. 69 |
Figuring out the basics of train travel | p. 69 |
Saving time and money with rail passes | p. 74 |
Navigating the train station | p. 78 |
Floating to Your Destination by Ferry | p. 80 |
Getting Around by Bus | p. 80 |
Driving in Europe | p. 80 |
Obtaining an International Driver's Permit | p. 81 |
Knowing when to rent a car | p. 81 |
Saving time and money on rental cars | p. 81 |
Understanding European road rules | p. 84 |
Booking Your Accommodations | p. 86 |
Understanding European Hotels | p. 86 |
The bathroom: The big culture shock | p. 87 |
The shower: Another new adventure | p. 87 |
That extra thing: Not a toilet | p. 88 |
Finding the Best Room at the Best Rate | p. 88 |
Comparing room rates and ratings | p. 88 |
Making reservations | p. 89 |
Using a hotel booking service | p. 90 |
Surfing the Web for hotel deals | p. 91 |
Finding deals at the last minute | p. 92 |
Discovering Other Options | p. 94 |
The most popular alternatives | p. 94 |
Hostels and other bargain options | p. 95 |
Catering to Special Travel Needs or Interests | p. 97 |
Traveling with the Brood: Advice for Families | p. 97 |
Making Age Work for You: Advice for Seniors | p. 98 |
Accessing Europe: Advice for Travelers with Disabilities | p. 99 |
Following the Rainbow: Advice for Gay and Lesbian Travelers | p. 100 |
Taking Care of the Remaining Details | p. 102 |
Getting a Passport | p. 102 |
Applying for a U.S. passport | p. 103 |
Applying for other passports | p. 103 |
Playing It Safe with Travel and Medical Insurance | p. 104 |
Staying Healthy when You Travel | p. 106 |
Dealing with European Healthcare | p. 107 |
Making Reservations for Popular Restaurants, Events, and Sights | p. 107 |
Packing It Up | p. 108 |
Dressing like the locals | p. 109 |
Sporting money belts | p. 109 |
Traveling without electronics | p. 110 |
Mastering Communication | p. 110 |
Calling Europe from the United States | p. 110 |
Calling home from Europe | p. 111 |
Using European pay phones | p. 111 |
Staying connected by cellphone | p. 112 |
Accessing the Internet in Europe | p. 113 |
Keeping Up with Airline Security Measures | p. 115 |
Bringing Your Goodies Back Home | p. 116 |
The British Isles | p. 119 |
London and the Best of England | p. 121 |
Getting There | p. 121 |
Arriving by air | p. 121 |
Arriving by rail | p. 123 |
Orienting Yourself in London | p. 123 |
Introducing the neighborhoods | p. 124 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 125 |
Getting Around London | p. 125 |
By Tube (subway) | p. 126 |
By bus | p. 126 |
By taxi | p. 127 |
By foot | p. 127 |
Staying in London | p. 127 |
London's top hotels and B&Bs | p. 128 |
London's runner-up accommodations | p. 134 |
Dining in London | p. 134 |
Exploring London | p. 138 |
London's top sights | p. 138 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 144 |
Guided tours | p. 147 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 147 |
Traveling Beyond London | p. 149 |
Bath: Ancient Rome in Georgian clothing | p. 150 |
Salisbury and Stonehenge: Gothic splendor and prehistoric mysteries | p. 151 |
Oxford: The original college town | p. 153 |
Fast Facts: London | p. 156 |
Edinburgh and the Best of Scotland | p. 159 |
Getting There | p. 159 |
Arriving by air | p. 160 |
Arriving by train or bus | p. 161 |
Orienting Yourself in Edinburgh | p. 161 |
Introducing the neighborhoods | p. 161 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 161 |
Getting Around Edinburgh | p. 161 |
By bus | p. 162 |
By taxi | p. 162 |
By foot | p. 162 |
Staying in Edinburgh | p. 162 |
Edinburgh's top hotels and B&Bs | p. 163 |
Edinburgh's runner-up accommodations | p. 167 |
Dining in Edinburgh | p. 168 |
Exploring Edinburgh | p. 170 |
Edinburgh's top sights | p. 170 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 173 |
Guided tours | p. 174 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 175 |
Traveling Beyond Edinburgh | p. 175 |
On Nessie's trail: Inverness and Loch Ness | p. 176 |
Glasgow: A Victorian industrial city discovers culture | p. 178 |
Fast Facts: Edinburgh | p. 181 |
Dublin and the Best of Ireland | p. 183 |
Getting There | p. 184 |
Arriving by air | p. 184 |
Arriving by land | p. 184 |
Arriving by sea | p. 184 |
Orienting Yourself in Dublin | p. 185 |
Introducing the neighborhoods | p. 185 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 186 |
Getting around Dublin by foot | p. 186 |
Getting around Dublin by bus | p. 186 |
Getting around Dublin by Dart (light rail) | p. 187 |
Getting around Dublin by taxi | p. 187 |
Staying in Dublin | p. 187 |
Dublin's top hotels | p. 188 |
Dublin's runner-up accommodations | p. 192 |
Dining in Dublin | p. 193 |
Exploring Dublin | p. 196 |
Dublin's top sights | p. 196 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 200 |
Guided tours | p. 202 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 203 |
Traveling the Irish Countryside | p. 204 |
North of Dublin to passage tombs and ruined medieval abbeys | p. 204 |
South of Dublin: Mansions and monasteries in County Wicklow | p. 205 |
Driving rings around County Kerry | p. 206 |
Fast Facts: Dublin | p. 208 |
Central Europe | p. 211 |
Paris and Environs | p. 213 |
Getting There | p. 214 |
Arriving by air | p. 214 |
Arriving by rail | p. 216 |
Orienting Yourself in Paris | p. 216 |
Introducing the neighborhoods | p. 216 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 220 |
Getting Around Paris | p. 220 |
By Metro (subway) and RER | p. 221 |
By bus | p. 222 |
By taxi | p. 222 |
By foot | p. 222 |
Staying in Paris | p. 223 |
Paris's top hotels | p. 224 |
Paris's runner-up accommodations | p. 228 |
Dining in Paris | p. 230 |
Exploring Paris | p. 234 |
Paris's top sights | p. 234 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 239 |
Guided tours | p. 243 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 244 |
Traveling Beyond Paris | p. 245 |
Versailles: Palace of the Sun King | p. 245 |
Chartres Cathedral: A Gothic masterpiece | p. 247 |
Fast Facts: Paris | p. 248 |
Amsterdam and Environs | p. 252 |
Getting There | p. 253 |
Arriving by air | p. 253 |
Arriving by rail | p. 254 |
Orienting Yourself in Amsterdam | p. 255 |
Introducing the neighborhoods | p. 255 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 256 |
Getting Around Amsterdam | p. 256 |
By tram, bus, and subway | p. 256 |
By taxi | p. 258 |
By tram | p. 258 |
By foot | p. 258 |
By bike | p. 258 |
Staying in Amsterdam | p. 258 |
Amsterdam's top hotels and B&Bs | p. 259 |
Amsterdam's runner-up accommodations | p. 263 |
Dining in Amsterdam | p. 263 |
Exploring Amsterdam | p. 266 |
Amsterdam's top sights | p. 266 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 269 |
Guided tours | p. 271 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 272 |
Traveling Beyond Amsterdam | p. 273 |
Discovering the other Haarlem | p. 273 |
Stopping to admire the tulips | p. 274 |
Tilting at windmills | p. 275 |
Biking to the Kroller-Muller Museum | p. 276 |
Fast Facts: Amsterdam | p. 277 |
Munich and Bavaria | p. 279 |
Getting There | p. 279 |
Arriving by air | p. 279 |
Arriving by train | p. 281 |
Orienting Yourself in Munich | p. 281 |
Introducing the neighborhoods | p. 281 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 282 |
Getting around Munich | p. 282 |
Staying in Munich | p. 283 |
Munich's top hotels | p. 283 |
Munich's runner-up accommodations | p. 287 |
Dining in Munich | p. 288 |
Exploring Munich | p. 290 |
Munich's top sights | p. 291 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 294 |
Guided tours | p. 294 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 295 |
Traveling Beyond Munich | p. 296 |
Neuschwanstein: Mad King Ludwig's fairy-tale castle | p. 296 |
The Nazi concentration camp at Dachau | p. 298 |
Fast Facts: Munich | p. 300 |
Vienna and the Best of Austria | p. 302 |
Getting to Vienna | p. 302 |
Arriving by air | p. 302 |
Arriving by rail | p. 303 |
Orienting Yourself in Vienna | p. 304 |
Introducing the neighborhoods | p. 304 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 304 |
Getting Around Vienna | p. 305 |
By U-Bahn (subway) | p. 305 |
By tram or bus | p. 305 |
By taxi | p. 305 |
Staying in Vienna | p. 306 |
Vienna's top hotels | p. 306 |
Vienna's runner-up accommodations | p. 310 |
Dining in Vienna | p. 311 |
Exploring Vienna | p. 314 |
Vienna's top sights | p. 314 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 318 |
Guided tours | p. 320 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 320 |
Traveling Beyond Vienna: Innsbruck | p. 321 |
Getting there | p. 322 |
Seeing the sights | p. 322 |
Where to stay and dine | p. 323 |
Fast Facts; Vienna | p. 323 |
Bern and the Swiss Alps | p. 326 |
Getting There | p. 326 |
Arriving by air | p. 326 |
Arriving by rail | p. 327 |
Orienting Yourself in Bern | p. 328 |
Introducing the neighborhoods | p. 328 |
Finding Information after you arrive | p. 328 |
Getting Around Bern | p. 328 |
By tram and bus | p. 328 |
By taxi | p. 329 |
By foot | p. 329 |
Staying in Bern | p. 329 |
Bern's top hotels | p. 329 |
Bern's runner-up accommodations | p. 331 |
Dining in Bern | p. 332 |
Exploring Bern | p. 334 |
Bern's top sights | p. 334 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 336 |
Guided tours | p. 337 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 338 |
Traveling Beyond Bern | p. 339 |
Zurich: Swiss counterculture meets high finance | p. 339 |
Basel: Three, three, three countries in one! | p. 340 |
Visiting the Bernese Oberland | p. 342 |
Getting there | p. 342 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 342 |
Learning the lay of the land | p. 343 |
Getting around the Bernese Oberland | p. 344 |
Staying in the Bernese Oberland | p. 344 |
Dining in the Bernese Oberland | p. 346 |
Exploring the Bernese Oberland | p. 347 |
Fast Facts: Bern | p. 350 |
Prague and Environs | p. 353 |
Arriving by air | p. 354 |
Arriving by rail | p. 354 |
Orienting Yourself in Prague | p. 354 |
Introducing the neighborhoods | p. 355 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 356 |
Getting Around Prague | p. 356 |
By Metro (subway) | p. 357 |
By tram and bus | p. 357 |
By taxi | p. 357 |
Staying in Prague | p. 358 |
Prague's top hotels | p. 358 |
Prague's runner-up accommodations | p. 362 |
Dining in Prague | p. 362 |
Exploring Prague | p. 364 |
Prague's top sights | p. 365 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 369 |
Guided tours | p. 370 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 371 |
Traveling Beyond Prague | p. 372 |
Medieval Karlstejn Castle | p. 372 |
The Nazi camp at Terezin | p. 374 |
Fast Facts: Prague | p. 376 |
Mediterranean Europe | p. 379 |
Rome and Southern Italy | p. 381 |
Getting There | p. 381 |
Arriving by air | p. 382 |
Arriving by rail | p. 383 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 383 |
Getting Around Rome | p. 383 |
By taxi | p. 383 |
By subway, tram, and bus | p. 384 |
Staying in Rome | p. 385 |
Rome's top hotels | p. 385 |
Rome's runner-up accommodations | p. 389 |
Dining in Rome | p. 390 |
Exploring Rome | p. 395 |
Rome's top attractions | p. 396 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 404 |
Guided tours | p. 406 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 407 |
Traveling Beyond Rome | p. 408 |
Naples: A splendid art city welcoming visitors once again | p. 408 |
Herculaneum and Pompeii: The world's most famous ancient Roman archaeological areas | p. 410 |
Fast Facts: Rome | p. 413 |
Florence and Tuscany | p. 416 |
Getting There | p. 416 |
Arriving by air | p. 416 |
Arriving by rail | p. 417 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 417 |
Getting Around Florence | p. 418 |
Onfoot | p. 418 |
By bus | p. 418 |
Staying in Florence | p. 419 |
The top hotels | p. 419 |
Runner-up hotels | p. 423 |
Dining in Florence | p. 424 |
Exploring Florence | p. 430 |
Florence's top attractions | p. 430 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 436 |
Guided tours | p. 437 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 437 |
Traveling Beyond Florence | p. 438 |
Pisa: The Leaning Tower and more | p. 438 |
Siena: A departure from the Renaissance | p. 442 |
San Gimignano: Hills and towers | p. 445 |
Fast Facts: Florence | p. 446 |
Venice and Environs | p. 449 |
Getting There | p. 449 |
Arriving by air | p. 449 |
Arriving by rail | p. 450 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 450 |
Getting Around Venice | p. 451 |
By foot | p. 451 |
By vaporetto (water bus) | p. 451 |
By traghetto (ferry skiff) | p. 452 |
By taxi | p. 452 |
Staying in Venice | p. 452 |
Venice's top hotels | p. 453 |
Venice's runner-up accommodations | p. 457 |
Dining in Venice | p. 458 |
Exploring Venice | p. 463 |
Venice's top attractions | p. 464 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 470 |
Guided tours | p. 471 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 472 |
Traveling Beyond Venice | p. 473 |
Padova: Outstanding art and architecture | p. 473 |
Milan: Art viewing and shopping | p. 475 |
Fast Facts: Venice | p. 476 |
Madrid and the Best of Castile | p. 479 |
Getting There | p. 480 |
Arriving by air | p. 480 |
Arriving by rail | p. 480 |
Orienting Yourself in Madrid | p. 480 |
Introducing the neighborhoods | p. 481 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 482 |
Getting Around Madrid | p. 482 |
By subway | p. 482 |
By bus | p. 483 |
By taxi | p. 483 |
By foot | p. 483 |
Staying in Madrid | p. 483 |
Madrid's top hotels | p. 486 |
Madrid's runner-up hotels | p. 488 |
Dining in Madrid | p. 488 |
Exploring Madrid | p. 491 |
Madrid's top sights | p. 492 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 495 |
Guided tours | p. 497 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 498 |
Traveling Beyond Madrid: Three Day Trips | p. 499 |
Holy Toledo! Religious art and architecture | p. 499 |
El Escorial: A king-size monastery | p. 501 |
Segovia: A tour of Spanish history | p. 503 |
Fast Facts: Madrid | p. 504 |
The Best of Barcelona | p. 507 |
Getting There | p. 507 |
Arriving by air | p. 508 |
Arriving by train | p. 508 |
Orienting Yourself in Barcelona | p. 508 |
Introducing the neighborhoods | p. 508 |
Finding information after you arrive | p. 509 |
Getting Around Barcelona | p. 509 |
By public transportation | p. 509 |
By taxi | p. 510 |
By funicular | p. 510 |
By foot | p. 510 |
Staying in Barcelona | p. 510 |
The top hotels | p. 511 |
Runner-up hotels | p. 514 |
Dining in Barcelona | p. 515 |
Exploring Barcelona | p. 518 |
The top attractions | p. 519 |
Strolling La Rambla | p. 520 |
Exploring the Gothic Quarter | p. 522 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 523 |
Guided tours | p. 525 |
Suggested itineraries | p. 525 |
Fast Facts: Barcelona | p. 527 |
Athens and the Greek Islands | p. 529 |
Getting There | p. 530 |
Arriving by air | p. 530 |
Arriving by ferry | p. 532 |
Arriving by rail | p. 532 |
Arriving by bus | p. 533 |
Orienting Yourself in Athens | p. 533 |
Introducing the neighborhoods | p. 533 |
Finding Information after you arrive | p. 534 |
Getting Around Athens | p. 534 |
By Metro (subway) | p. 534 |
By bus and trolley | p. 535 |
By tram | p. 535 |
By taxi | p. 535 |
By foot | p. 535 |
Staying in Athens | p. 536 |
Athens's top hotels | p. 536 |
Athens's runner-up accommodations | p. 540 |
Dining in Athens | p. 541 |
Exploring Athens | p. 544 |
Athens's top sights | p. 544 |
More cool things to see and do | p. 547 |
Guided tours | p. 549 |
Following an itinerary | p. 549 |
Traveling Beyond Athens | p. 551 |
Delphi: The center of the ancient world | p. 551 |
Santorini: Sun, sea, and black sand | p. 553 |
Fast Facts: Athens | p. 557 |
The Part of Tens | p. 561 |
The Ten Most Overrated Sights and Attractions in Europe | p. 563 |
London's Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace | p. 563 |
London's Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum | p. 564 |
Paris's Champs-Elysees and Rome's Via Veneto | p. 564 |
The French Riviera | p. 564 |
Madrid's Flamenco Shows | p. 564 |
Athens, Greece | p. 564 |
Four Shopping Disappointments: The "Big Names" in London, Paris, Rome, and Florence | p. 565 |
Ten Overlooked Gems | p. 566 |
Avebury, England | p. 566 |
Dingle Peninsula, Ireland | p. 566 |
Paris's Lesser-Known Museums | p. 567 |
Hoge Veluwe Park, Netherlands | p. 567 |
The Heuriger of Grinzig, Austria | p. 567 |
Ostia Antica, Italy | p. 568 |
Venetian Islands, Italy | p. 568 |
Arena Chapel, Padova, Italy | p. 569 |
Spain - All of It | p. 569 |
Medieval Hamlets and Hill Towns | p. 569 |
Ten Ways to Break Out of the Tourist Mold | p. 571 |
Do as the Locals Do | p. 571 |
Take a Dip in Bern's Aare River | p. 572 |
Rent an Apartment or Villa | p. 572 |
Visit a Small Private Museum | p. 572 |
Jog with the Locals | p. 573 |
Hike in the Countryside | p. 573 |
Catch a Soccer Match | p. 573 |
Pick Grapes or Olives | p. 573 |
Watch Some Local Television Programs | p. 574 |
Liberate Yourself from Your Guidebook | p. 574 |
Quick Concierge | p. 575 |
Average Travel Times by Rail | p. 575 |
Metric Conversions | p. 576 |
Clotliing Size Conversions | p. 577 |
Toll-Free Numbers and Web Sites | p. 580 |
Where to Get More Information | p. 582 |
Index | p. 587 |
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