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The newly updated, full-color Rough Guide to Belgium and Luxembourg is the definitive guide to this underrated corner of Europe. Detailed accounts and crystal-clear maps reveal every nook and cranny of both countries, from the best Belgian beer bars to comic shops, chocolate, and carnivals.
The Rough Guide to Belgium and Luxembourg is packed with historical context and well-informed insights into the superb sights, museums and galleries of the big cities - Ghent, Bruges, Antwerp, Brussels, and Luxembourg City - but it also departs from the urban centers for the forests and moorland of the Ardennes, the windswept beaches of the north coast, the WWI sites of Flanders, and Luxembourg's remote hamlets.
You'll find gorgeous photography and color maps throughout, plus author picks, themed itineraries, and, of course, the lowdown on the best hotels, caf?s, restaurants, and shops across every price range, giving you clear, balanced reviews and honest, first-hand opinions.

"The Rough Guide to Amsterdam" is the essential travel guide with clear maps and coverage of the unforgettable attractions of this compact and instantly likeable city. From the Anne Frankhuis to the Reijksmuseum, the Rough Guide will steer you via outstanding art galleries, elegant canal-side architecture and all the unmissable city sites. The guide provides comprehensive coverage of the best restaurants, stylish bars, intimate cafes, vibrant markets and hottest nightlife in Amsterdam for all budgets. "The Rough Guide to Amsterdam" includes a chapter devoted to day-trips featuring places you can comfortably get to and back from in a day including Haarlem, Alkmaar and Edam. Explore all corners of the city with authoritative background on evrything from the city's canal houses to the art of the Golden Age, relying on the clearest maps of any guide and practical language tips. Whether you're sipping a beer in an old cafe, or dodging the trams on Dam Square, this guide is indispensable. Make the most of your holiday with "The Rough Guide to Amsterdam".

The new-look, full colour THE ROUGH GUIDE TO MALLORCA AND MENORCA goes beyond the sun, booze and high-rise hotels to reveal the surprising delights of these Balearic islands. Away from the handful of mega-resorts, discover the bustle of Mallorca's capital, Palma, the craggy mountains and medieval monasteries of the north coast, and the charming towns of the central plain. Menorca, lying to the east, boasts an interior of rolling fields and wooded ravines in between its capital Mao, and the beautifully preserved town of Ciutadella, while a chain of conservation areas protect the pristine coves and beaches that are Menorca's real treasures. Stunning photos, suggested itineraries, day hike routes, colour-coded maps, trustworthy reviews and top five boxes, not to mention all the practical information you need, will help you enjoy the very best of both these islands. Make the most of your time with THE ROUGH GUIDE TO MALLORCA AND MENORCA.

THE ROUGH GUIDE TO THE NETHERLANDS is the definitive guide to one of Europe's most intriguing countries. You'll find insider tips on where the locals spend their time, as well as advice on how to make your money go further. This 6th edition features all-new colour photography on every region, full-colour maps as well as extended sections on van Gogh and Rembrandt, cycling and beer. The chapter on Amsterdam now makes it easier than ever to visit this buzzing, style-conscious capital while we also have detailed coverage on whiling away your hours on the blustery beaches of the country's northern islands. At every step, THE ROUGH GUIDE TO THE NETHERLANDS picks out the best hotels, cafes and restaurants across every price range,giving you clear, balanced reviews and honest, first-hand opinions. Make the most of your time with THE ROUGH GUIDE TO THE NETHERLANDS.

Famous for its chocolate and chips, beers and waffles, Belgium also boasts a wealth of alluring historic cities, while Luxembourg lays claim to some of Europe's most captivating countryside. For this completely revised fourth edition, our expert authors have drunk, dined, hiked and driven their way across both countries, to bring you the very best that Belgium and Luxembourg have to offer, from fine ales and Flemish art to the most rewarding walks in the Ardennes.

The Rough Guide to Belgium and Luxembourg is the ultimate guide to these fascinating countries. The guide is packed with reviews of the wonderful art galleries and historic sights of Ghent, Bruges, Antwerp and Brussels, and provides you with the best information for getting around, whether you want to explore the forests of Ardennes by bike or take a historical walk. The guide also gives you the low-down on Belgium?s best beers, hotels and restaurants. There?s also full practical information on where to drink, sleep, party and eat, whatever your budget. The guide lays bare all the most surprising aspects of both countries, with accurate maps and detailed information helping you to get under the skin of Belgium and Luxembourg, whilst stunning photography and a full-colour introduction make this your ultimate travelling companion. Make the most of your time on earth? with The Rough Guide to Belgium & Luxembourg.

There isn't a country on earth quite like Belgium. It's one of the smallest nations in Europe, yet it has three official languages and an intense regional rivalry between the Flemish-speaking north and the French-speaking south. Its historic cities - most famously Brussels, Bruges, Antwerp and Ghent - are the equal of any, as is its cuisine, with a host of regional specialities, alongside a marvellous range of beers and sumptuous chocolate. Neighbouring Luxembourg, commonly regarded as a refuge of bankers and diplomats, has surprises in store too: its capital, Luxembourg City, has an especially handsome setting, its tiny centre perched on a plateau above deep green gorges, and the rest of the country - diminutive though it is - boasts steep wooded hills and plunging valleys aplenty.

Формат: 13 см x 19,5 см.

The Rough Guide to Brussels is the definitive guide to the capital of Belgium and the EU.
Features include:
Full-colour section introducing the things you mustn't miss.
Informed accounts of all the sights, from the city's top museums to its handsome art nouveau buildings.
Up-to-the-minute reviews of the best bars, restaurants and clubs, catering for every taste - and every budget.
Detailed coverage of the neighbouring cities of Bruges, Ghent and Antwerp.
Maps and plans for the entire city, with every recommendation precisely located.

Формат: 13 см x 20 см.

"The Rough Guide to the Netherlands" is your complete handbook to this unique part of Europe. From the pretty village of Edam and Van Gogh's spectacular masterpieces to Amsterdam's famous canals and vibrant nightlife, the 24-page full colour section highlights all the "things not to miss". The guide includes detailed listings for all the top places to stay, eat and drink, from bars and coffee shops to luxury hotels and restaurants, plus the new "Authors' Picks" feature will highlight the very best options. You will find plenty of practical information on exploring historic towns, dunes, beaches, islands and of course, the famous bulbfields. The guide includes detailed listings to help you make the most of the capital, Amsterdam and takes an informed look at the art, literature and history of the Netherlands.
"The Rough Guide to The Netherlands" is like having a local friend plan your trip!

Формат издания: 13 см х 20 см.

"The Rough Guide to Amsterdam" is your indispensable guide to this compact and instantly likeable city. The full-colour introduction highlights ''what not to miss'', from elegant canal-side architecture and vibrant markets to outstanding art collections and traditional bars. This fully-updated ninth edition includes expanded coverage of Amsterdam's best sites from Anne Frankhuis to the Reijksmuseum, complete with brand new "authors picks" highlihgting all the top places to eat, drink and stay to suit every budget. You'll find plenty of practical advice and entertaining accounts of the city's sights including day trips to Haarlem, Alkmaar and Edam. The guide also takes a comprehensive look at Amsterdam's history and culture and comes complete with maps and plans for every area.
"The Rough Guide to Amsterdam" is like having a local friend plan your trip!

Authoritative and fully up-to-date, "The Rough Guide to Scandinavia" is the essential handbook to Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland. Covering both popular sights and less well-known destinations the 24-page, full-colour section and two additional 4-page, full-colour inserts introduce all of the regions highlights, from whale-watching in Norway and Denmark's vibrant nightlife to a husky safari through Lapland and Sweden's chilly Icehotel. The new author picks' section of all the regions finest hotels and restaurants, will help you decide on the best places to stay, eat and drink, to suit every budget. There is plenty of practical advice on exploring the Scandinavian countryside, from Finland's frosty wilderness to Norway's wild mountain range. The guide takes a detailed look at Scandinavian history and contemporary life and comes complete with maps and plans for the entire region.

Формат издания: 13 см х 19,5 см.

There isn’t a country on earth quite like Belgium. It’s one of the smallest nations in Europe, yet it has three official languages and an intense regional rivalry between the Flemish-speaking north and the French-speaking south. Its historic cities – most famously Bruges and Ghent – are the equal of any, as is its cuisine, with a host of regional specialities, alongside a marvellous range of beers and sumptuous chocolate. Neighbouring Luxembourg, commonly regarded as a refuge of bankers and diplomats, has surprises in store too: its capital, Luxembourg City, has a handsome setting, its tiny centre perched on a plateau above deep green gorges, and the rest of the country – diminutive though it is – boasts steep wooded hills and plunging valleys aplenty.

Many outsiders view Belgium and Luxembourg as good weekend-break material – but not much else, which is a pity, as this is historically one of the most complex and intriguing parts of Europe. Squeezed in between France, Germany and the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg occupy a spot that has often decided the European balance of power. It was here that the Romans shared an important border with the Germanic tribes to the north; here that the Spanish Habsburgs finally met their match in the Protestant rebels of the Netherlands; here that Napoleon was finally defeated at the Battle of Waterloo; and – most famously – here, too, that the British and Belgians slugged it out with the Germans in World War I. Indeed so many powers have had an interest in this region that it was only in 1830 that Belgium and Luxembourg became separate, independent states, free from foreign rule.