Filled with accommodation and eating suggestions for all budgets, this guide also features extensive coverage of outdoor activities, British history, architecture, and literature. of color illustrations. 156 maps.
Lonely Planet knows New York, New Jersey & Pennsylvania. Our 3rd edition guarantees an adventure, whether it's shopping 'til you drop in Manhattan, wine-tasting your way around the Finger Lakes, time-warping through the small towns of Amish country, viewing Warhols in Pittsburgh, eating funnel cakes on the Jersey shore or winning big in Atlantic City. In This Guide: Extensive coverage of New York City and Philadelphia Itineraries to inspire road tripping, gallery hopping, beach bumming and nature loving Practical information on getting around by car, bus, plane, antique steam train or horse-drawn buggy 69 Maps
Scare yourself silly ghost-hunting in Edinburgh's spooky underworld. Laugh at the antics of the puffins on Unsts, Britain's most northerly inhabited island. Find your inner Scot and enjoy a traditional ceilidh at Scotland's remotest pub. Challenge your taste buds and tuck into some haggis - sounds nasty, tastes fantastic. Two authors, 1000 hours of research, 76 detailed maps ; Full-colour chapters uncover Scotland's regions and pick out the country's highlights. Get the local lowdown on whale watching, Munro bagging and life as a Highland artist. Content updated daily - visit lonelyplanet.com for up-to-the-minute reviews and traveller insights.
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A guide to the Emerald Isle, expertly researched by a local author and an experienced team of Ireland enthusiasts
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Whether you are travelling to Edinburgh for leisure or business, this guide will help you to discover everything the city has to offer from the medieval Old Town to the fabulous shopping on Princes St. detailed full-colour maps coverage of the Edinburgh International Festival, the Fringe Festival and the Military Tattoo information on Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, historic houses, parks and gardens accommodation listings from backpacker hostels to five-star hotels day trips to Malleny Garden in Balerno, Portobello and areas north of the Firth of Forth
A comprehensive travel guide to the southeastern territory of Australia - New South Wales. The text includes information on accommodation, eating out, local customs and festivals, wildlife and language.
