Features hundreds of London's best restaurants, bars, gastropubs and cafes.

Includes London listings featuring great restaurants, bars, galleries, shops and sights. Presented in week-to-view format, this title offers hundreds of independent reviews, useful tube, and London street maps.

Presents a selection of forty of the world's best train journeys, from nostalgic steam lines to high-speed locomotives.

Suitable for those visiting London in 2010, this book selects the very best of London's sightseeing, restaurants, shopping, nightlife and entertainment.

Suitable for those visiting New York in 2010, this book selects the best of New York's sightseeing, restaurants, shopping, nightlife and entertainment.

Includes reviews that list credits for cast and other key creative personnel. This guide covers various areas of world cinema, including classic silents and 1930s comedies, documentaries and the avant-garde, Europe and Asia, the Hollywood mainstream and B-movie horrors.

Offers a follow-up to the acclaimed London through a lens featuring more than 230 photos of the capital with the focus on its inhabitants. Taken from Getty Images' world-class archives, the pictures, each with explanatory text, this title celebrates individuals and crowds down the decades.

Includes dozens of boxes and listings that spotlight the varied cultural offerings in New York. From Central Park, Upper Fifth Avenue and Museum Mile to the downtown and Brooklyn hoods, this guide points visitors to both the well known and the under-the-radar sights.

The eternally beautiful grande dame of European cities, Paris boasts an unrivalled range of world-class visitor attractions. But it never rests on its laurels: several old favourites have been revamped and renewed, while the opening of the Musee du Quai Branly in autumn 2006 confirmed that no-one does museums quite like the Parisians.

What many visitors expect to find in London - pageantry, history, living tradition - is dramatically at odds with the experience of living here. This guide gives you the whole of this bewildering city. It offers coverage of historic London, a city containing six World Heritage Sites, but there are also cultural field reports from various quarters.

Suitable for those visiting Barcelona in 2010, this book selects the best of Barcelona's sightseeing, restaurants, shopping, nightlife and entertainment.

Suitable for those visiting Rome in 2010, this book selects the best of Rome's sightseeing, restaurants, shopping, nightlife and entertainment.

Berlin is well established as a budget flight destination and offers plentiful partying at affordable prices, world-class orchestras and theatre, and a thriving alternative culture. This book takes you into the places where locals work and play, sampling the full extent of its museums and galleries, some of the best of its eating and shopping.

Presents 1,000 ideas of what to do in London. Suitable for Londoners as well as tourists, this guide includes top ten inexpensive things to do, cheap nights out, budget shopping and dining, quirky walks, low-cost cultural experiences and tickets for free. Packed with photos and illustrations, it offers various ways to navigate the city.

With more than 500 reviews of the best-value restaurants, cafes and pubs in town, this title guides you to eating out on a budget in London. It contains ideas for low-cost meals, ranging across the spectacular diversity of cuisines found in this cosmopolitan metropolis. It features detailed maps, colour photos, and a menu of dish-explanations.

Covers much-loved world capitals such as London, Paris and New York alongside examples of outstanding urban achievement such as Shanghai, Brasilia, and Dubai.

Offering visitor information, this book provides reviews of the classic sights and venues, maps with entries pinpointed, customised itineraries and visitor basics illustrated with photography. It includes venue selections in a variety of fields. It is useful for short or repeat visits.

A book for those who live in London or who thinks they might like to try life in the capital. It presents facts and figures about council tax, transport, schools, house prices and rents, and amenities including parks, markets, sports facilities, arts venues and play areas. It also features the best restaurants, bars and shops.

As Prague settles into the European Union club, its rebirth as a vibrant Western-style city continues to blossom, with the traces of East bloc communism increasingly hard to uncover. But the City of 100 Spires is also returning to its roots as a decadent, jubilant place that made the word bohemia into a common noun.