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The Time Out Prague city guide is the definitive guide to one of Europe's top weekend break destinations

The Time Out Chicago city guide takes you deep into the legendary skyline of this quintessentially American city

This in-depth guide covers Stockholm's rich history, delightful cafes, and cosmopolitan charms as well as the beautiful Swedish archipelago, perfect for tranquil weekend getaways. A chapter on shopping offers practical advice on where to buy the finest in Swedish design

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

Casting an independent and critical eye, Time Out Buenos Aires looks past the "Paris of South America" clich�s, highlighting century-old caf�s, world-famous steak houses, word-of-mouth bars, backstreet bistros, and late-night tango salons. Introductory chapters frame Buenos Aires in its historical and cultural context.

The Time Out Milan City Guide continues to chart the ups and downs of a city both ancient and cutting-edge. With the help of local journalists and experts, the Time Out guide goes beyond the superficial -- providing the low-down on the best this city has to offer, from fashion, furniture and frescoes, to football, film and food.

The Paris Shortlist 2007 guide selects the very best of Paris s sightseeing, restaurants, shopping, nightlife and entertainment, with Time Out s trademark expertise. And because it s annual, it also takes you straight to the latest venues, tips you off to the news and fashion and gives you the dates that matter. This mini guide includes important openings, suggested itineraries for days out, our shortlist of top picks and tips and gives a full calendar of events from September 2006 - December 2007 to ensure you really have a great time in Paris. Whether you re visiting for the first time in your life or just the first time since 2006, you ll find the Time Out Paris Shortlist 2007 contains everything you need to know, in a handy small and easy-to-use format.

Features gastronomic goldmines from five-star restaurants like Ferran Adrià’s El Bulli to hole-in-the-wall tapas bars. Highlights the best wineries, hiking, beaches, and skiing outside the city.

Time Out Brussels is the essential companion to Europe's quirky capital. Whether travelling for business or pleasure, Time Out's insider knowledge will open up this characterful city, helping travelers through its gastronomic maze, pinpointing the best bars for Belgian brew, and immersing them in a heady muddle of cultures. A high-speed hop from London, Paris, Amsterdam, and Cologne, the city at Europe’s crossroads is as distinguished, diverse and distinctive as any continental capital. Home to the Surrealists and the Breughels, this living monument to art nouveau enjoys a gastronomic reputation second to none — complemented by boundless bar crawls and style-conscious shopping sprees. Using local journalists, writers and experts, Time Out Brussels offers an informed and detailed excursion around the city and its attractions, from the Gothic and Guildhouse past of the Grand Place to Brussels’ present-day role as Europe’s capital, taking in its beers and its boutiques, its markets and its mussels, and its comics and its chocolates along the way. Beyond Brussels, the guide also delves deep into the three main metropoli of Flanders: fashion-conscious Antwerp, medieval Ghent, unsung and underrated; and Bruges, Belgium’s biggest tourist draw. Day-trips dip each side of the French/Flemish divide, from the coast around Ostend to Liege nestling on the Dutch and German borders.

Time Out's highly respected and high-selling Paris Eating Guide is converted into small pocketable format for its new eating series. Over 250 establishments are covered from bars and brasseries to haute cuisine restaurants, and there are specific recommendations for breakfast, brunch, drinks, dinner etc. This is an invaluable guide to one of the gastronomic capitals of the world.

The eternally beautiful grande dame 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. Time Out Paris 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.