Europe For Dummies by Donald Olson (PDF)

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For Dummies Travel guides are the ultimate user-friendly trip planners, combining the broad appeal and time-tested features of the For Dummies series with up-to-the-minute advice and information from the experts at Frommer’s. Small trim size for use on-the-goFocused coverage of only the best hotels and restaurants in all price rangesThe fun and easy way to explore EuropeFrom great museums and historic sights to fabulous food and trendsetting styles, Europe has it all. Get the lowdown on everything from passports to palaces, culture to nightlife, and cathedrals to cuisine. With mini-guides to fifteen of Europe’s most popular cities and surrounding areas in eleven different countries, this book is your ticket to an exciting European adventure.Open the book and find:Down-to-earth trip-planning adviceWhat you shouldn’t miss -and what you can skipThe best hotels and restaurants for every budgetLots of detailed maps

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Editorial Reviews: From the Back Cover The fun and easy way to explore EuropeFrom great museums and historic sights to fabulous food and trendsetting styles, Europe has it all. Get the lowdown on everything from passports to palaces, culture to nightlife, and cathedrals to cuisine. With mini-guides to fifteen of Europe’s most popular cities and surrounding areas in eleven different countries, this book is your ticket to an exciting European adventure. Open the book and find:Down-to-earth trip-planning adviceWhat you shouldn’t miss — and what you can skipThe best hotels and restaurants for every budgetLots of detailed maps About the Author Donald Olson (Chapter 1–11 and 15) is a novelist, playwright, and travel writer. His newest novel, Confessions of a Pregnant Princess, was published in 2005 under the pen name Swan Adamson. His travel stories have appeared in The New York Times, Travel & Leisure, Sunset, National Geographic books, and many other publications. His guidebooks London For Dummies, Frommer’s Best Day Trips from London, Frommer’s Irreverent London, Germany For Dummies, and Frommer’s Vancouver & Victoria are all published by Wiley. He also writes England For Dummies, which won a 2002 Lowell Thomas Travel Writing Award for best guidebook.Liz Albertson (Chapter 12) worked as an editor for Frommer’s Travel Guides for four years before making the leap to the other side of the computer as the author of Ireland For Dummies. When she isn’t researching and writing, Liz spends much of her time in Ireland sitting in on traditional music sessions, fiddle in hand. She currently teaches fifth and sixth grade in New Haven, Connecticut.Joseph Alexiou (Chapter 13) works as a freelance journalist and has contributed to France For Dummies and Europe For Dummies. His work has appeared in the New York Press, the New York Observer, and Newsday. He lives in Brooklyn and is currently pursuing an M.S. at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.George McDonald (Chapter 14) is a former deputy editor of and currently contributing writer for Holland Herald, the in-flight magazine for KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. He has written extensively about Amsterdam and the Netherlands for international magazines and travel books such as Frommer’s Belgium, Holland & Luxembourg and Frommer’s Europe.Maggie Childs (Chapter 16) is a journalist and travel writer for publications such as Condé Nast Traveller, The Vienna Review, Gig magazine, and various in-flight magazines. She has lived in Vienna for 14 years and also works for the Vienna bureau of the Associated Press. She is the coauthor of Frommer’s Austria and Frommer’s Vienna & the Danube Valley.Darwin Porter and Danforth Prince (Chapter 17) have written numerous best-selling Frommer’s guides and are co-authors of Frommer’s Europe. Porter is a former bureau chief for the Miami Herald, and Prince, who began writing with Porter in 1982, worked for the Paris bureau of the New York Times.Mark Baker (Chapter 18) is a long-time American expat who lives in Prague. He’s one of the original editors of The Prague Post and was for years a correspondent and editor for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, based in Prague. He’s now a freelance writer and reporter. He’s the author of Frommer’s Prague Day by Day, and co-author of Frommer’s Eastern Europe and Frommer’s Poland.Bruce Murphy and Alessandra de Rosa (Chapters 19–21) are part-time residents of Rome. Murphy’s work has appeared in magazines ranging from Cruising World to Critical Inquiry. An avid traveler since her first cross-Europe trip at the age of 2, de Rosa was born in Rome and has lived and worked in Rome, Paris, and New York City. They are the authors of Italy For Dummies and Rome For Dummies.Neil E. Schlecht (Chapters 22 and 23) is a writer, photographer, and cycling aficionado who has lived in Spain, Brazil, and Ecuador. He has worked in Spain as an English teacher, as a consultant on social and economic development projects for the European Union, and as a contributing writer for a Spanish art and antiques magazine. He is the author of more than a dozen travel guides, including Barcelona Day by Day, Mallorca & Menorca Day by Day, and Frommer’s Peru.Vancouver-born Tania Kollias (Chapter 24) longed to travel since a teen trip to England to meet the relatives, and use

Reviews from Amazon users which were colected at the time this book was published on the website:

⭐Good book that I used to plan a trip to Europe. It’s very thick though. It doesn’t have anything other books don’t, but it is handy to have all the info in one volume.

⭐very helpful

⭐Great for tourist towns, but not even a word about Belgium

⭐This is a Bible for those clueless about what to do and what to expect in Europe when making their first trip. I destroyed the book by tearing out pages that were relevant but it was so worth it.

⭐This was purchased as a gift. It was good for reference and planning a trip to Europe.People who like to research a place prior to traveling, will find it helpful.

⭐This will be the perfect guide for our trip to Europe!

⭐I’m trying to plan my first trip to Europe and wasn’t sure where to start. Europe for Dummies is a great first step! It gives great general tips and is a useful tool in deciding which countries and attractions are going to be the best fit for me. It has a lot of practical information about what time of year to visit, which festivals occur when, and customs that will help you fit in. Highly recommended for anyone who is looking for general information on planning a European trip.

⭐I like the book and I think it has good information in general. I plan to visit Europe in September, so when I get back I’ll update this review.

⭐Great book!

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