Susie Ashworth Knihy

The countries of Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Britain, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland are covered here. A guide to the gastronomic glories of the region will ensure travelers are well fed, and the accommodations listings will leave no one in the cold. Also features practical information for traveling between countries and exchanging money, 200 maps, suggestions for where to swim, ski, wine taste and more.

-- covers Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Liechtenstein, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia and Switzerland-- top tips for enjoying some of Europe's best hiking, skiing and watersports-- reveals the region's turbulent history

Endless beaches, snowcapped mountains, bush re-treats, historic townships and Aus-tralia's sassiest city - Victoria is proof that good things come in small packages. Whether you want open vistas or urban spaces, big events or intimate escapes, Lonely Planet offers the perfect getaway with the only comprehensive guidebook to Victoria. Tap Into The Pulse with our inside information on magical Melbourne's best eateries, watering holes, and sports and arts events Wet Your Whistle - dedicated Wineries chapter offers expert advice on Victoria's wine industry Get Out There with our tips for activities in the air, on land or on water - from ballooning to bushwalking, skiing to surfing Rest Your Head - with country pubs, hip hotels, B&Bs and campsites, we've got your sleeping options covered Find Your Way or lose yourself (if you prefer) - with over 70 maps of cities, towns, regions and national parks

A travel guide to the large and sparsely populated windward side of the continent. Includes 50 maps, accommodations ranging from outback stations to luxury resorts, notes on excursions, data on national parts and the Heritage Trail Network, tips on beaches and surfing spots, and information about Aboriginal arts and culture. Also includes a color guide to wildflowers and a glossary of the quaint lingo. No bibliography. First published in 1995. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR