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<div>The eternally beautiful <i>grande dame</i> of European cities, Paris is a happy marriage of ancient and modern. It’s at once resolutely in step with the modern world — mushrooming public WiFi coverage, superb public transportation, major architectural projects in the pipeline — and as seductively romantic and gloriously historic as ever: the flagstones that the guillotine once stood on are still in place; the palace of kings that houses the world’s largest museum, the Louvre, is still a marvel to behold. <i>Time Out Paris</i> goes back to the city’s roots and monitors its new shoots — the plans to cut traffic in the city center by 75%, the new “boat Métro” service on the Seine, and new developments in every sphere of its world-leading fashion, arts, and culinary scenes. Independent, intelligent reviews cover more than 300 restaurants, cafés, and bars.</div>

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 an ultra-modern business powerhouse and the hub for travel within Southeast Asia, offering an intoxicating but easily accessible blend of East and West.Written and researched by local journalists, writers and experts, the Time Out Singapore city guide provides in-depth, insider information on all the country has to offer.*Sightseeing in Singapore*Singapore hotels*Singapore restaurants*Singapore bars*Singapore shops*Singapore maps

The only thing you need to know about Las Vegas is that everything you've heard about it is true. Sure, you might not choose to believe all of it, and you may not have time to find it all during your stay, but it really is all here: glamour, glory, excess, decadence, style, delusion... and maybe, if you play your cards right, your fortune. Time Out Guides' team of local writers give you a comprehensive and critical review of all the town's casinos, covering everything from the guestrooms themselves to the on-site restaurants, the shops and shows, and even the gambling.Recommended by The Sunday Times, the Daily Express and Maxim magazine

Shanghai is rapidly en route to becoming the economic and cultural powerhouse not just of China, but of all Asia. Recognized as the world's fastest growing cities, it's a place where skyscrapers sprout weekly, where the world's fastest train is shortly to come into service and where to do something immediately is considered sluggish. Boundless energy, technological advancement and cash, cash, cash make Shanghai buzz like perhaps no other city in the world. The first edition of this Time Out guide is written by a team of resident experts and local journalists who have scoured Shanghai from the early morning farmers' market at Xiangyang to the clubs of Guandii at dawn to present the complete picture of this city in flux.'Time Out has the best written city guides.' Sunday Telegraph

For millennia, southern Spain has been perceived as a promised land. From Phoenician traders to Moorish invaders to today's northern European occupiers of the Costa del Sol, this extraordinarily varied region has offered the lure of beaches and mountains, classic cities and cutesy villages, magnificent deserts, vast forests, and fertile plains-and a balmy climate that is the envy of the rest of the continent. Time Out Andalucia presents the full picture of this country within a province, giving an insider's view of its cultural and natural riches, but not shrinking from telling it like it is when confronting the environmental and aesthetic disasters that have afflicted much of the coastline. Time Out's expertise in city guides is fully exploited in the in-depth coverage of Andalucí a's incomparable cities-light-hearted Má laga, wistful Cá diz, regal Có rdoba, grave Granada, and joyous Sevilla. Yet, the guide also includes unparalleled coverage of Andalucí a's lesser-know corners, such as the provinces of Almerí a, Jaé n and Huelva.

What many visitors expect to find in London - pageantry, history, living tradition - is dramatically at odds with the experience of living here. Yet guidebooks struggle to reflect this. As publisher of the capital's definitive cultural listings magazine, Time Out is uniquely positioned to give you the whole of the bewildering, exhilarating city. You'll of course find terrific coverage of historic London, a city containing six World Heritage Sites, but there are also cultural field reports from all quarters. Sample the cocksure new British cuisine, the bizarre multiart venues of Shoreditch and Soho, or the gorgeous new Haymarket Hotel, perhaps the world's finest boutique hotel. See how the triumphant new Southbank Centre has completed a seamless riverside stroll from foodie fun at Borough Market to the London Eye. You'll even get the most out of hackneyed old Covent Garden, suddenly perking itself up to welcome back the much-missed Transport Museum.

Researched and written by residents of the city, this guide has been updated to give information on sights, music, shops, restaurants, nightlife and festivals. Details include how to spend the perfect Mardi Gras, where to find the best Creole and Cajun food and trips out of the city.

Leading visitors through the anarchy and excess of boomtown Moscow all the way to the cultural sanctuary of St. Petersburg, this essential guide to Russia's twin capital cities has been exhaustively researched by local residents. Capturing the surging excitement and unpredictability of the post-Soviet revolution, the guide provides detailed information on museums and galleries, the wild club scene, ballet, opera, fascinating trips outside the cities' limits, and much, much more.