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Subwasserflora Von Mitteleuropa: Bacillariophyceae (Suesswasserflora Von Mitteleuropa Vol. 2)
Kurt Krammer , and
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Welcome to Scandinavia's coolest capital, where life is easy, the locals laid back and anything goes. Compact and cozy, this ultra-stylish harbour town has great shopping, a thriving counterculture and a renowned annual jazz festival. Find your Copenhagen with this smart and stylish guide.
• STROLL THE STREETS and soak up the atmosphere with our easy-to-use walking tours and full-color maps
• GET COZY and do it in style, with reviews of the hippest designer hotels and the coolest sleeping options for every budget
• CHOW DOWN on smorrebrod with snaps or dine out in the grandest restaurants in town - restaurant reviews to suit every budget
• CHILL OUT to the eclectic sounds of jazz or party in the coolest clubs - whatever your taste, our comprehensive entertainment listings have it covered
• EXPLORE Zealand and hop over to Sweden - if you tire of the city, you'll find plenty to do in the inspirational Excursions chapter
Customer Reviews:
Excellent Travel Resource.......2007-01-07
This guide was indespensible throughout the travel in Copenhagen and vicinity. Great attention to detail and precise and timely information made it a great asset as a travel guide. Additionally, information on excursions to Sweden and the island of Zealand made this guide a "must-have" when in Denmark.
"Yuppie Guide".......2005-04-04
As with the only other Sally O'Brian authored-guide that I've used (for Sydney, Australia), this guide leaves much to be desired. Concentrating on trendy hotels, restaurants and bars, this guide gives short shrift to the sights, museums and history of Copenhagen. This guide also dispenses with the section on "Getting There", "Getting Around", and such that used to make Lonely Planets the most useful guide out there. This is more like a Fodors for the pretentious than a good guide to Copenhagen.
If this is the new format, I fear for the Lonely Planet series. One would be better off with a "Let's-Go"
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Explore fairytale castles, trace the footsteps of Vikings and stroll long sandy beaches - let the romance of Denmark sweep you away. Whether you crave the designer cool of Copenhagen or to escape from the crowds into rural Jutland, this guide is packed with inspirational ideas to make the best of your trip.
• COZY UP in quaint B&Bs and stylish designer hotels - from Ribe to Roskilde, accommodation options for all budgets
• FIND THE FUN at Legoland, Tivoli and Trelleborg, with sights and activities to please the kids as well as the adults
• HIT THE TRAILS and cycle the islands, with expanded outdoor activities coverage for all fitness levels and interests
• TALK THE TALK and don't mangle the Danish with language tips, pronunciation guides and a detailed glossary
• GET AROUND with over 50 easy-to-use maps - more than any other guide to the region
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Tell me something I don't know..........2005-09-02
I have used Lonely Planet guide books in many countries and find them to be the superior guide book for all destinations... in the third world. Lonely Planet falls short in Europe and this book, Lonely Planet Denmark, is no exception. This book reads like a Let's Go travel guide; one doesn't need a guide book to find pizza and kebab shops anywhere in the world, especially in Denmark where they proliferate as cheap eats. What I look for is a guide to the out of the ordinary, as well as the places and food establishments that are unique to the country I'm visiting. This book lacks that depth of research and proved to be little more than unnecessary weigh in my luggage.
Furthermore, the book is organized differently from previous Lonely Planet books I've owned (including the previous edition of this very book) which made finding information difficult for those of us accustomed to using these guide books. At the same time the revisions added no benefits I could see. I'm still looking for a good guide book publisher for Europe. Any suggestions??
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Unlock the mysteries of this enigmatic northern nation with a little help from Lonely Planet. From the slopes to the sauna, you won't miss a beat while exploring Finland's stylish towns and pristine countryside.
- garner valuable insider information on hip Helsinki - the city's finest revealed & reviewed
- discover the best places to get your Baltic herring fix, as well as the perfect places to stay
- peddle, paddle, ski and walk through unspoiled wilderness, with activities coverage for every season
- break the ice with dedicated Finnish and Swedish language sections
- find your way like a local with 65 detailed maps
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Good information with a lack on enthusiasm.......2007-03-13
I've found the information in this book very handy, but I couldn't help but feel that the author and his predecessors didn't enjoy their time in Finland. Ok, ok, so I've been bored in Finland too. But that's why I buy a guidebook... to turn me on to those hidden gems in the country that I might not have noticed otherwise. This book left me feeling that there weren't any hidden gems... there are obvious gems and then some boring industrial wastelands. But apart from this lack of enthusiasm for the country, I didn't notice any wrong information and the sections on major cities have turned out to be extremely handy (especially the maps).
Not as inspiring as the cover would indicate!.......2004-08-29
To put this review in context - my wife and I travelled to Sweden and Finland this summer. She has family in both countries who we visited and stayed with. Much of the time was spent in rural Finland (Kuusamo and region). Our home is Thunder Bay, which is a small pulp-and-paper city (100 000) in rural Ontario.
The Lonely Planet guides are well-known (at least among my travelling friends) as including a little bit of everything - culture, entertainment, restaurants, and places to stay. Because Finland is a young and sparsely-populated country, it turns out that there aren't a lot of castles or museums or cathedrals to see, and those that are there are not as impressive (generally) as their counterparts in Sweden. No, the reason to go to Finland, according to this guide, is the nature, parks, wildlife, etc.
Normally this kind of thing is very inspiring, and the book makes it sound interesting. However, this is exactly the kind of thing we can do at home - provincial parks, downhill and cross-country skiing, and moose crossing the road are all part of our normal existence. Why would we go to Finland to experience these things? This is the nature of the country, of course, which the editors of the Lonely Planet series cannot control. However, reading the book did not give me any particular desire to go to Finland had I not been planning to go anyways. It seems like the editors may as well have summed it up as "It's a great place to live, although a little dull to visit." In reality, the country is much more interesting than the book would have led me to believe.
Having badmouthed the general aspects, I do want to praise the section on Helsinki. Here the guidebook shines and we toured the city and the sites based on the well-documented walking/biking tour. It is a fantastic way to view the city and made the purchase cost of the book well worthwhile. We saw much more of the city than we would otherwise have been able to. Likewise, as visitors to Scandanavia will likely have noticed, there is a dearth of mid-range eating places (pubs, "family restaurants", etc.) in Scandanavian cities, so we relied on this book to find a place to eat, which again was exactly as described. In that restaurant, we were planning our next move when in walked another couple with the same guidebook, sitting at the table next to us. Obviously they were finding the book useful as well!
Great book!.......2003-03-06
I visited this country with my Finnish boyfriend in 2002. THe book was a great help. It helped me decide which tourist spots, shopping areas, historical sites and places of interest to check out. The only part that I didn't like was that it didn't touch too much on the smaller cities of Finland, but in general, it's a good buy. Definitely worth it, but make sure you get "Culture Shock, Guide to Finland" if you do travel to Suomi. Having a cultural view of this beautiful country is important.
Lots of maps and pretty facts..........2003-02-08
But if you happen to be in Finland, the only thing you'll need to sample is the local alcoholic beverages.
Essential really.......2001-05-17
I've just been to Helsinki for a few days, and although I didn't get the chance to test this book's usefulness in other parts of the country, it certainly proved worth having just for Helsinki. It tells you all the basic stuff, and some of the interesting stuff. I was able to get from the airport by bus and walk to my hotel from the bus station simply by glancing at the book on the flight to Helsinki. Everything is very clear and nicely laid out, and it's a handy size too. I hope I'll return to Finland; this is the first thing I'll pack.
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Lonely Planet Copenhagen
Glenda Bendure , and
Ned Friary
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Denmark (Eyewitness Travel Guides)
ASIN: 1864502037 |
Book Description
Whether you're visiting world-class museums, exploring the landmark Tivoli amusement park or shopping on the world's longest pedestrian mall, this comprehensive new book will guide you through Scandanavia's largest and liveliest city.
- 16-page full-colour map section
- the best and coolest places to eat and drink
- insider information on how to navigate the northern nightlife
- accommodation options that cover every budget
- easy-to-follow language guide
Customer Reviews:
Reliable guide to an exciting city!.......2001-10-18
This book was extremely informative, all information is clear and concise and was easy to navigate through.
We wanted an easy to use, novice guide on what to do/where to go/what to see/where & what to eat etc. for a short break in the city and this book told us everything we wanted to know & more.
This helped us to plan a full itinerary for our trip prior to us arriving - and therefore, helped us to not waste a minute of our precious holiday time!
Have nothing really bad to say about the publication - it is well written, interesting & informative; without being too detailed/long-winded.
Would appeal greatly to music lovers - as it has a special section devoted to the famous Jazz Festival.
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Note from Publisher: This is the old edition of Lonely Planet's guide to Scandinavian Europe.
Lonely Planet's new edition of Scandinavian Europe may be found by typing the ISBN number, 174059925X, into the search box.
The fantastic new 7th edition has new excursions to St Petersburg and Tallinn, complete with excellent maps, unmatched regional itineraries for maximum experience, and a Getting Started chapter and Directory which make practical information handy.
Lonely Planet's new guide to Scandinavian Europe covers Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, the Faroe Islands, plus gateway information to Tallinn and St Petersburg.
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Unreliable information. Very disappointed........2006-11-10
Sometimes I wonder if LP is getting complacent because of their brand name and is not doing as good a job validating the information published. I used this guide in my recent travel to 4 countries in the Scandinavia. For every country, at least 50% of the information on cafes/restaurants/hotels were incorrect. Eg. in Helsinki, I went to 4 restaurants listed on the book. Out of 4, only 1 is correct. The other 3 have either closed down, moved or changed owners and is no longer serving what the guide describes. The friend who was travelling with me even asked me to toss the guidebook away, after the time we've wasted getting to all the restaurants/cafes that no longer exists. In my final stop, Norway, I was really hesitant to use the guide further, as it made so many mistakes. I did use it one more time to book the Norway-In-A-Nutshell package as per the book's recommendation and directions. What I found out later, through other travellers, was that it is better to book this at the train station and each leg separately, rather than as a package. By booking each leg separately, you can easily save up to Kr 400 (which is ~ USD 65, Euro 50). The amount of effort and time to do either is the same. I am hugely disappointed by LP's efforts in research and updating the information they publish.
Hostel Listings.......2004-01-05
Lets face it this book is for backpackers trying to sqeeze by in an expensive place like Scandinavia. If you want to read about the region than your going to need another book. Outside the major citites this book probably lacks coverage but in the cities it is a completely different story. I did some major hosteling in Scandinavia due to budget constraints. Many of these hostels were the nicest ones I have ever seen. If you want to hostel around Scandinavia this book is the most useful lonely planet I have yet to purchase out a dozen or so.
do not get this guide. no details.......2003-12-08
After using several Lonely Planet books, I was thoroughly disappointed with this guide. The guide stuffs Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland with the Faroe Islands and Greenland. Do that many people hit Greenland and the main Scandinavian countries in the same trip to justify putting it in the same book? The result is that the book is short on detail, even the basic "Things to Do" that you can find in a competing Scandinvian guide. The guide is about 1/3 the size of just the Finland book, but about the same price.
Book Description
This informative and entertaining guide is a cocktail of ancient kingdoms, modern design, museums and castles, rock and jazz festivals, and activities galore. It's a potent mix that is Denmark today.
- 47 detailed maps, including a full-colour country map
- special sections on cycling and celebrations around the country
- tips on where to experience the natural beauty of this maritime nation
- comprehensive coverage of cosmopolitan Copenhagen and other vibrant cities
- practical and easy-to-follow language chapter
Customer Reviews:
tot.......2002-02-27
On viewing this book, I see it very useful to me.I will surely by one once I come to Denmark.
Biking in Denmark.......2001-02-21
We took our bikes to Denmark with us and rode around the country. We found this book very helpful. The hours and directions, and descriptions were quite accurate. Most things were rather expensive. The book give good background on historical places and interesting tidbits to checkout. I think that it is an essential book to bring with if you are traveling there. If you do plan to go biking - good luck finding good biking maps - we never found any!
Great for budget travelers.......2000-03-30
Having traveled through SEA,Japan,Korea, and Latin America, and now Denmark with lp books, I am a loyal fan. The books do a great job of providing key information without being too chatty, pointing out cheap accomodations, and giving me all the info I need to figure out my own way around a country. The book on Denmark seemed fairly up to date and accurate. I primarily use the book as a starting point from which to get an idea of where I wanted to go, and it was great for that purpose. For anyone who wants to travel low-impact and low-budget in Scandinavia, I highly recommend lp Denmark.
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Lonely Planet Copenhagen Encounter
Michael Booth
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What Will Your Copenhagen Encounter Be?
...taking a late-night trip to Tivoli for fireworks and fine views
...getting hygge (cozy) with the locals at a candlelit outdoor cafe
...being dazzled by the crown jewels at fairytale royal palace Rosenborg Slot
...savoring Faroese Langoustines in an emulsion of oysters at Michelin-starred Noma
...admiring picture-postcard streets on a canal tour of colorful Nyhavn
...basking in the Scandinavian sunshine on the beach at Amager Strand
Discover Twice the City in Half the Time...
...full-color pull-out map and detailed neighborhood maps for easy navigation
...our expert author recommends the very best sights, restaurants, shops and entertainment
...unique "Snapshots" help you get under the skin of the city
...locals divulge Copenhagen's secrets: a well-known singer reveals the best spot for live jazz and a top jeweler tell us where to shop for bling
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Lonely Planet: Danimarca
G. Bendure , and
N. Friary
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Illustrated by Laura Stutzman
Located just below the Mason-Dixon line, Maryland is flavored with both northern and southern culture and tradition. Defined by the largest estuary in the United States (The Chesapeake Bay), Maryland's historic sites/sights include capital city Annapolis and the U.S. Naval Academy, Muddy Creek Falls, and the running of the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore. Noteworthy residents include Harriet Tubman and Francis Scott Key.
Shirley C. Menendez grew up in Staunton, Virginia, and graduated from Mary Baldwin College. She earned a master's degree in library science from Drexel University. Before joining the administrative staff of Georgetown University, she was a librarian in the Prince George's County Memorial Library System in Maryland and the Westchester Library System in New York. Shirley lives in Gaithersburg, Maryland, with her husband, who is also a writer.
Laura Stutzman graduated from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, and in 1984 formed a studio called Eloqui with her husband, illustrator Mark Stutzman. She has created imagery for books and magazines, corporations, non-profit organizations, and privately commissioned portraits. Laura teaches a weeklong camp each year for children grades 8 through 12 who are serious about art. She makes her home in Mountain Lake Park, Maryland.
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Great Series.......2005-05-27
This is a great series - esp. if you'd like to introduce a place before visiting. We bought L is for Lobster before visiting Maine & found it was fun for many levels of readers and great pics for the little ones.
Beautiful illustrations! Informative too........2004-11-25
I bought this book for a 2-year-old, but it is definitely for an older child, so I am giving it to a 5-year-old instead. The illustrations are colorful and realistic -- almost photographic in detail. Each letter represents something about Maryland. For instance, E is for Eastern Shore. There is a short verse pertaining to each letter, as well as a side-panel that gives a longer, more detailed explanation about that thing. This is the type of book that should stay in the family library, and can be enjoyed by adults too. If my grandmother were still alive, I would buy it for her, because she had so much Maryland pride.
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Art on Site: Country Artwalks from Maine to Maryland - Discover Sculpture Gardens, Environmental and Architectural Gems, Painters' Landscapes, and a
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Discover Maryland (The Maryland Experience)
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Doodle Discovers Annapolis
Manufacturer: Eastwind Publishing
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ASIN: 1885457146 |
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A small dog experiences the "joy of discovery" when he visits Annapolis with his family. Follow Doodle as he explores the friendliness, beauty, history and charm that make Annapolis such a uniquely wonderful place.
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Mid Atlantic: Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania (Lets Discover the States)
Thomas G. Aylesworth , and
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What a gem of a book!.......2000-10-03
An entire ecosystem is revealed in this work; a look inside a true "natural wonder", the Chesapeake Bay. I picked up this nature/local interest book at a small store on Smith Island, Maryland, and began reading it on the boat trip back to Crisfield. I found "The Bay" to be a surprising page-turner -- along with detailed descriptions of the life cycles of familiar wildlife such as ospreys, eagles and great blue herons, and the ubiquitous Maryland blue crabs and jellyfish, there are facets of bay life in this book which I'd never even considered -- sea creatures that light up with natural phosphorescence, animals that regress as they develop from infancy to adulthood, and one beautifully descriptive chapter entitled "The Chesapeake Marshes" which came alive as I read it! I loved this book! One need not be a scientist nor a naturalist to appreciate this superbly written tribute to one of the most beautiful places on earth. The final chapter, "Compensation", clearly illustrates the symbiotic relationships of living creatures within an ecosystem and their interdependence upon one another for the continuation of life, not only in the Chesapeake Bay region, but as a representation of life systems everywhere. The writing was spellbinding; Mr. Klingel wrote so well that I found myself reading on and on for the sheer pleasure of experiencing his words. Although "The Bay" was written nearly 50 years ago, its story is as timeless as the nature it so aptly describes.
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Let's Discover Maryland Lab Pack
Carole Marsh
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Let's Discover Maryland Library License
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Pablo Picasso on the Path to Sculpture; The Paris and Dinard Sketchbooks of 1928 from the Marina Picasso collection
Werner Spies
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