Time Out London Walks features 30 walks from London writers, each revealing a personal insight into their chosen corner of the capital. From ancient woodland to modern skyscrapers, motorway underpasses to stately homes, most parts of the city are subject to the scrutiny of the writers.

Brings together history, ancient and modern, scenery, the unparalleled elegance of Cannes and St Tropez, and the raw, energetic pulse of Marseille. This book takes you to the remote villages, churches and cloudless skies; legendary restaurants and blue-chip casinos; and, vibrant quaysides and backstreet city bars.

Presented in a handy size and easy-to-use format, this title selects the very best of New York's sightseeing, restaurants, shopping, nightlife and entertainment. It also takes you straight to the venues, tips you off to the news and fashions and gives the dates that matter. It is suitable for those visiting New York.

Presents a selection of inspirational trips to Europe. This book covers trips by boat - including the cruise-style ferries, bicycle and motorbike, even car, covering a variety of destinations from classic cities to undiscovered countryside. It also offers the best places to sleep, eat and experience.

Featuring 30 destinations, this work shows readers the loveliest hotels, best places to eat and drink, and most compelling sights and landscapes in Great Britain. It also includes some of the most vibrant cities, from Glasgow to London, as well as beautiful small towns, and the most spectacular parts of the British coastline.

Explores London with some of London's finest writers. Resident novelists, comedians and historians observe the city around them, tapping into its history, revealing its beauty and exposing its secrets. This book contains 25 walks around the capital, from hospitals, churches, mosques and synagogues to courts, places of execution and cemeteries.

A guide to Athens which offers glimpses of its history: from the iconic Acropolis, Roman ruins and mosaic-filled Byzantine churches to stellar archaeological and ethnographic museums. It includes information on the modern metropolis, with alfresco cafes, a dining scene that embraces both the traditional and modern Greek cuisine, and nightlife.

With reviews of more than 1,300 restaurants, bars and cafes - anonymously tested and meticulously checked by a team of experienced New York-based critics, this title presents a complete restaurant guide to a city synonymous with food. It covers the whole dining spectrum, from neighbourhood haunts to haute cuisine.

Discusses about cosmopolitan city - Vancouver which is surrounded by stunning scenery.

Forget New York City: Las Vegas truly is the city that never sleeps. The city's famous hotel-casino resorts continue to get grande, with new restaurants boosting the town's reputation as a gastronome's delight, high-budget shows wowing sell-out crowds, and buzzing nightclubs catering to millions of visiting hedonists.

Includes reviews of the classic sights and venues in area-by-area chapters, maps with the entries pinpointed and customised itineraries and visitor basics. This work is illustrated with photography.

Offers the usual visitor information, presented in a way designed to take you straight to what you're looking for: reviews of the classic sights and venues in area-by-area chapters, maps with the entries pinpointed, customised itineraries and visitor basics, illustrated with photography.

The projects, including the gleaming glass Institute of Contemporary Art on a formerly barren stretch of the waterfront, have come to fruition, bolstering Boston's claim to world-class status and bringing vitality to the city. This title lists the developments.

The opening of Enric Miralles' controversial Scottish Parliament building put Edinburgh in the news, but Scotland's most visitor-friendly city continues to wear its history with pride. This book shows how it is more than a museum piece - with dining and shopping scenes, and festivals that combine to create the largest arts event in the world.

In the midst of a cultural renaissance that is rapidly changing the face of Canada's biggest metropolis, boomtown Toronto celebrates living with culture as it marks the opening of its new opera house, museum makeovers by Daniel Libeskind and Frank Gehry and more theatre, festivals and live music venues. This work is a guide to the city.

Inland, surrounded by national parks, traditional villages and rare wildlife, stands the culturally vibrant, classically Habsburg capital of Zagreb. With informed recommendations of restaurants, hotels and nightspots, this title covers various aspects of this tourist region, from its peculiar history to its secluded beaches and hilltop villages.

Lisbon's once fusty, if charming, image has had a massive facelift over the decade, though much remains to be done to preserve the city's heritage. This guide brings you the changes, while helping you find the corners of the city unaffected by them.

Offer the usual visitor information, presented in a way designed to take you straight to what you're looking for. This work reviews the classic sights and venues in area-by-area chapters, maps with all the entries pinpointed, customised itineraries and visitor basics, which are illustrated with photographs.

Focuses on the quintessential of Spanish cities, capturing its qualities, embracing its idiosyncrasies and exploding its myths. This edition explores villages, deserts, fertile plains and rugged national parks of its lesser-known provinces such as Jaen, Almeria and Huelva, along with the famous pueblos blancos of Cadiz and Malaga.

Singapore occupies a unique position, both geographically and culturally. Once a steamy colonial trading post, this tiny island state has transformed itself in a matter of decades into a modern business powerhouse and the hub for travel within South-east Asia. This book provides information on the country.