Russia Guidebooks & Maps

While the Kremlin, Lenin’s Tomb and Red Square are undoubtedly exciting attractions, Lonely Planet Moscow expertly covers countless nightclubs, museums and eateries to be found on every street corner. Wonderful photography, 26 maps, engaging text and excellent advice present readers with everything from tours of the Bolshoi Ballet to fascinating day excursions outside of the city. Ryan Ver Berkmoes and the dependable team at Lonely Planet show travellers a distinctly different side of Moscow with this addition to the Lonely Planet collection.

Lonely Planet has long been renowned for its wonderfully detailed maps and guidebooks. These full-color, laminated maps are the very best we've seen, and make it easy to find your way around central city and metro areas. Each map includes a full index of streets and local attractions, essential information and telephone numbers, extensive transportation routes, and even a recommended walking tour. Folds to 9 1/2 ¥ 4" to fit in a coat pocket.

Europe has it all - from mountains to museums, beaches to bars, castles to cafes - and the best way to see it is with this essential new guide. Written by expert travel writers, with 40 countries, this book will get you off the beaten track. Features: plan your itinerary and budget with the first-time travellers chapter; cycle to the Loire Valley's chateaux, France; haggle in a souq in Marrakesh, Morocco; dance the night away at the hottest nightspots in London or Berlin; explore the city walls of Dubrovnik, Croatia; try the best coffee in Rome.

Whether travelling to find oneself or for the pure joy of discovery, anyone ready to embark on a trip to Europe must read this unique resource from Lonely Planet. Paul Harding presents Lonely Planet Read This First: Europe, a brilliant text for bringing travellers up to speed on what they absolutely must know before leaving the house. Figure out how to plan a budget, get a visa or passport, arrange transportation and even cross borders with this exceptional resource. With 40 maps, superb photography and wonderful illustrations, there is no question that will remain unanswered after reading this Lonely Planet publication.