I'm going there in Christmas time, and would like to know what the weather's like. Too cold or endurable?
Will I be able to do the touristy stuff?
I'm going to Nürnberg and B...
A friend of mine lives there and wants to send something to me, but I don't know what to ask for. Additional Details those clocks are expensive. i need some less than $10 ...
This will be my first trip and will only spend about 3 days as we are going to other country also. Which city is best for tourists.
I like historic sights and other cultural things. would like ...
Looking for something to do in Mosel area of Germany that does not contain a visit to a castle/ruin, church or museum! We've been here for 2 years, and we're all castled out! We've ...
My son is 16 and is going to germany to visit his friend (a foreign exchange student that lived with us) in july is there any thing i should be worried about with him in a different country? A...
Rick Steve's. He's from Seattle and he is on OPB with his own videos and shows as well as guide books. look up Rick Steve's..
on his videos, he's very imformative and tell you how to find the "locals" and how to really integrate into the countries in a short amount of time. He also tells you what the local attractions are (not just the tourist attractions) and he finishes it off with how to save your money and still get the best local foods and gifts. He travels to Europe so often and knows an elaborate amount of information on all countries in Europe. Go for Rick Steves!
swndawg
RICK STEVES IS GOOD COMMONERS BOOK. ITS SMALL AND WILL TRAVEL WELL
Mick
Frommer's
www.frommers.com
available in most book stores
awesome
Emily G
I am planning a trip to Spain and Pairs and have found Rick Steve's and Lets Go both very informative. They both have good information on nice places to stay and dine. I have also used them to plan trips before and they seem to be the best out there.
Lets Go might have a 2007 out but it is a little early for them to come out.
Stephen M
the lonely planet guides, they've got everything you need
MEW
I like the AAA Spital Guides because you can flip the pages back and hold your book in one hand...which is really helpful when you're lost and trying to find your way. They are also organized very nicely. I have one for Paris, London and NYC now.
Chris
I prefer to use the Conde Nast Traveler Magazine for ideas, and really any travel book that you find at the book store, that is easy for YOU to read.
They are all basically alike in content. Spend some time looking through them, and you may need to pick up maps. Find witch one makes you want to read it.
hereugo
The one in Eurotrip
diva in deutschland
Forget travel guides.You should always ask the locals for advice.
marylebone
I found Rick Steves Europe very helpful and down to earth. It's available at Barnes and Noble.
Liliac
Frommers
Roger Vadim
the best is still Rick Stevens, I got his books right by my side..aways...he also has a very good forum on-line...
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