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Stuart J. RobinsonCompletely revised for 2005, Let's Go: Western Europe is your complete guide to Europe from Aachen to Zurich. Let's Go's forty-five years of travel savvy deliver must-have tips and Western Europe's best places, and this year's update features new and improved itineraries and more coverage of Scandinavia. A quick primer on Eastern Europe's hottest destinations also helps you get the most out of your trip. Improved listings of sights, nightlife, volunteer programs help you see, be seen, and make a difference. So whether you'd rather celebrate the New Year at Edinburgh's wild Hogmanay festival or glimpse 17,000-year-old paintings in the caves at Lascaux, Let's Go can take you there.

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A comprehensive guide to independent travel in Western Europe: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Britain, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland.206 detailed maps of countries, regions and citiesa range of places to stay and eat for every budgetcoverage of the politics, people and culture of each countryfull information on visas, border crossings and currency conversioncomprehensive language guide

Whether you dream of lazing on golden Mediterranean beaches, exploring centuries-old Bavarian streets or nursing a pint in a snug Irish pub, Western Europe always inspires with its variety and volume of iconic attractions. With so much to choose from, this insightful and comprehensive guide enables you to find your perfect multi-country trip.

Start in Slovenia with a cheap flight into Ljubljana. Explore this charming capital before heading into the Julian Alps and the divine scenery around Lake Bled. Whether you like adventure sports or quiet strolls, Slovenias mountains have much to offer. Head south to dip your toes into Croatias dramatic Dalmatian coast. Take a ferry across to the jet-setters island of choice, Hvar, before heading to the architectural splendours of Dubrovnik. You might want to detour into Bosnia to visit the cultural treasures of Mostar, Bosnias first World Heritage-listed city, where the Neretva River has been hurdled by the famous Old Bridge. From Dubrovnik its a short hop south to Montenegros dramatic Bay of Kotor, where you can stay in the walled port towns of Herceg Novi or Kotor. Next is a classic Balkan train journey over the Dinaric Alps into the rolling hills of Serbia and the party capital of the Balkans, Belgrade, with riverboat party palaces, restaurants and nightclubs, plus a fine array of museums and galleries. For a taste of Serbias Orthodox Christian heritage, take a detour to the vineyards and monasteries of Fruka Gora. A train ride through the fields of Slavonia brings you to Zagreb, great for strolls through plazas, parks and elegant streets. Discover Croatias fabulous coast and Slovenias Alpine splendours. Party all night in Belgrade, then hide behind your shades as you stroll among Tiranas wildly coloured buildings. Uncover the diverse culture, from Macedonias sumptuous Ottoman bazaars to Bosnias melange of mosques, churches and synagogues. Make your classic Balkan journey with the only guide to cover all of this fascinating region.

Picture this: you're soaking up the sunshine on a secluded beach, watching the sun set over a spectacular desert scape, sipping Western Australian wine on the banks of Perth's Swan River. It's the perfect getaway. With this detailed regional guide in hand set your sights on the very best that Australia's big and beautiful backyard has to offer.