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Experience the best of Germany. This full-colour guide does the work for you: Lonely Planet's trademark expertise cuts straight to the must-see highlights of the country so no matter what your time frame or budget, you won't miss the best bits.
Includes: 1. Regional and country-wide itineraries organised by interest, from exploring city delights to finding fairy-tale castles. 2. Includes key attractions and accessible, off-the-beaten-track highlights. 3. Comprehensive coverage of Munich beer halls, German cuisine and Alps trails
Includes: 1. Regional and country-wide itineraries organised by interest, from exploring city delights to finding fairy-tale castles. 2. Includes key attractions and accessible, off-the-beaten-track highlights. 3. Comprehensive coverage of Munich beer halls, German cuisine and Alps trails
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Slimmer go-to format a great choice for most travelers
6. Dezember 2010
Format:Taschenbuch|Amazon Vine™ Rezension
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For starters, let me say that I have lived in Germany and have traveled extensively in the country. For future trips, I plan to take this stripped-down, full-color 400-page guide with me, rather than the 844-page Germany (Country Guide) by Lonely Planet.
The "Discover" series represents a new category of travel guide for Lonely Planet, which I believe will be more useful for the average traveler. The larger Country Guides will apparently continue to be available for those who need more depth and detail.
There is undeniably much less information than readers are used to in the Country Guides -- as less than half the pages, more illustrations, and a bigger typeface all take their toll on the word counts. I have to admit, however, that while I love the big books, I often have the feeling that I don't use that much of them. I think this book has a much higher percentage of information people will actually use.
The focus is now clearly on sightseeing. General historic overviews are gone (and that's the one part that makes me sad). However, historical background is included in the description of sights, so it's not a total loss. A welcome new innovation are "Don't Miss Lists" written by locals with unique perspective -- local professionals, art historians, guides and the like.
The "Sleeping" and "Eating" sections are still there, but stripped to a few essentials and recommendations. Most of the time I now book my lodgings online, so I haven't really used the "Sleeping" sections since probably about 2002 anyway. There are still a couple of hotel recommendations for each mid-sized city -- more for Berlin and other big places. The "Eating" sections also get cut substantially, but here, too, I must admit I have usually been much more likely to eat in a place I pass by that looks good than I am to seek out the book's recommendations.
If you are moving to Germany or have another reason to get deeply involved in a lot of different areas of the country, by all means get the Country Guide. For the average traveler, spending a few days here and a few days there before moving on, this lighter, more compact, go-to reference will be an improvement. It still has the high quality you expect from Lonely Planet at half the bulk. And with airlines getting stingier every day on their baggage allowances, this is the one you'll want in your suitcase or carry-on.
Highly recommended, and a welcome new addition to Lonely Planet's palette of travel literature.
The "Discover" series represents a new category of travel guide for Lonely Planet, which I believe will be more useful for the average traveler. The larger Country Guides will apparently continue to be available for those who need more depth and detail.
There is undeniably much less information than readers are used to in the Country Guides -- as less than half the pages, more illustrations, and a bigger typeface all take their toll on the word counts. I have to admit, however, that while I love the big books, I often have the feeling that I don't use that much of them. I think this book has a much higher percentage of information people will actually use.
The focus is now clearly on sightseeing. General historic overviews are gone (and that's the one part that makes me sad). However, historical background is included in the description of sights, so it's not a total loss. A welcome new innovation are "Don't Miss Lists" written by locals with unique perspective -- local professionals, art historians, guides and the like.
The "Sleeping" and "Eating" sections are still there, but stripped to a few essentials and recommendations. Most of the time I now book my lodgings online, so I haven't really used the "Sleeping" sections since probably about 2002 anyway. There are still a couple of hotel recommendations for each mid-sized city -- more for Berlin and other big places. The "Eating" sections also get cut substantially, but here, too, I must admit I have usually been much more likely to eat in a place I pass by that looks good than I am to seek out the book's recommendations.
If you are moving to Germany or have another reason to get deeply involved in a lot of different areas of the country, by all means get the Country Guide. For the average traveler, spending a few days here and a few days there before moving on, this lighter, more compact, go-to reference will be an improvement. It still has the high quality you expect from Lonely Planet at half the bulk. And with airlines getting stingier every day on their baggage allowances, this is the one you'll want in your suitcase or carry-on.
Highly recommended, and a welcome new addition to Lonely Planet's palette of travel literature.
4 von 4 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Germany in full color
3. April 2011
Format:Taschenbuch|Amazon Vine™ Rezension
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Lonely Planet's Discover Germany has breathtaking photography with fresh and current details on what to see, where to go and where to stay and eat.
It begins with a Quick Reference section in front that lists exchange rates, (current exchange rate internet link is given as well), business hours, metric conversions and telephone codes.
The chapters are divided into areas of Germany. The areas are Berlin, Munich, Bavaria, Frankfurt and Central Germany, Stuttgart and the Black Forest, Cologne and the Rhineland, Dresden and Eastern Germany and Hamburg and Northern Germany.
Each area will list highlights of each region, the best of each area, things you need to know and a discover section. Highlights can be anything from museums, monuments, area attractions and so forth. The Best of section will list everything from cruises to historic views. Things You Need To Know will give emergency numbers, statistics, planning and resource information. Discover will list tourist info, activities, tours, where to eat, where to stay and regional sights such as the Berlin Wall for instance.
Each area will give local restaurants, hotels, museum and business details. I like that internet links are provided for most. General costs, phone numbers, addresses and brief specifics are given for each entry. The places to eat and places to stay are quite brief so I would supplement with another guide for more choices on that. The maps are fair, but I would buy a bigger separate map for each city I would visit, as the maps are basic and only available in the book. Not any maps are a take away or a pull out. I like the extras such as hiking and winery info. In back is a directory with loads of various information such as for Gay travelers, farms stays, school holidays, climate charts, dangers, embassy details and more.
The photographs are spectacular and I like just looking at them. I thought this guide was well done and easy to follow.
It begins with a Quick Reference section in front that lists exchange rates, (current exchange rate internet link is given as well), business hours, metric conversions and telephone codes.
The chapters are divided into areas of Germany. The areas are Berlin, Munich, Bavaria, Frankfurt and Central Germany, Stuttgart and the Black Forest, Cologne and the Rhineland, Dresden and Eastern Germany and Hamburg and Northern Germany.
Each area will list highlights of each region, the best of each area, things you need to know and a discover section. Highlights can be anything from museums, monuments, area attractions and so forth. The Best of section will list everything from cruises to historic views. Things You Need To Know will give emergency numbers, statistics, planning and resource information. Discover will list tourist info, activities, tours, where to eat, where to stay and regional sights such as the Berlin Wall for instance.
Each area will give local restaurants, hotels, museum and business details. I like that internet links are provided for most. General costs, phone numbers, addresses and brief specifics are given for each entry. The places to eat and places to stay are quite brief so I would supplement with another guide for more choices on that. The maps are fair, but I would buy a bigger separate map for each city I would visit, as the maps are basic and only available in the book. Not any maps are a take away or a pull out. I like the extras such as hiking and winery info. In back is a directory with loads of various information such as for Gay travelers, farms stays, school holidays, climate charts, dangers, embassy details and more.
The photographs are spectacular and I like just looking at them. I thought this guide was well done and easy to follow.
2 von 2 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
A great overview of the attractions of Germany
5. Juli 2011
Format:Taschenbuch|Amazon Vine™ Rezension
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You're not going to find a lot of off the beaten path gems here, but if you're looking for the highlights of Germany, this is your book. DISCOVER GERMANY offers succinct run-downs of major cities and tourist attractions and gives a handful of lodging and eating recs for most. Because of the multitude of full color photographs, it's a good book to use during trip planning, though it might not be one you necessarily want to cart with you on the road. Despite the writers' fondness for cheesy headlines, the descriptions definitely give you an appetite for travel. Rest assured, I'll be using it to plan some upcoming short trips.
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