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Recommended books for further information: The books that you see listed here are those that I have personally used and am satisfied with, and/or are from publishers whose other travel books are reliable. I am a consumer when it comes to travel guides, and a critical one. Notice that I do not recommend any Frommers, Dummies, Steves, or other inferior guides. For some of the reasons please go to the hoi polloi. As one example of a substandard guide, in his 1,200+ page book titled Rick Steves' Best of Europe 2007 there is barely half a page on The Hague and nothing at all on Maastricht or Utrecht. If he had written a book about the United States he would have left out Chicago and San Francisco. A good chunk of his coverage of Amsterdam is devoted to buying marijuana. Most of his so-called maps prominently indicate the "red light district." Steves seems to be preoccupied with dope and whores. His "maps" have little indication of where to find some of the great art museums of Amsterdam, and there are many. Of those he does locate he totally misplaced one of them. There are other gross errors, but I don't want to serve as his proof reader and editor. He boasts about visiting Europe and updating his books every year but he is either seriously incompetent or just a regular liar. His "Best" book prominently includes a few pages advertising his whirlwind guided bus tours, backpacks, sink stoppers (is this a joke!), and Steves' other branded products. Steves is really strong on self promotion but weak on meaningful content. For the good stuff, the links below take you directly to a page at Amazon.com. That page details the book or map, and in some cases includes readers' comments and sample pages from the book.You then have the opportunity to add the book to your shopping cart and buy it. Amazon.com pays a small commission to Enjoy-Europe.com when you click a title here and then order the book. Note: emphasis in the titles is mine -- to help you in finding the information you need. Don't worry too much about publication dates. Many books are updated every three to six years. The monuments and cathedrals haven't moved in 500 years! Guides to the Netherlands and Amsterdam Maps
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Learn the basic infrastructure: Elementary Travel Information for Europe |
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Belgium Czech Republic Denmark Finland |
France
Germany Greece Ireland Italy |
Luxembourg
Netherlands Norway Portugal Spain |
Sweden
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Utilize John Bermont's exclusive: A Directory of Links to Products, Services, and Information |
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Airlines to Europe
National Tourist Offices City Tourist Offices City Information and Tours Country Information and Tours Luggage and Backpacks Discount Air Travel |
Villas and Homes for Rent
Hostels in Europe Hotels in Europe Auto Rental in Europe Rail Services of Europe Eclectic Travel Sites Internet Search Engines |
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Guide Books for Europe Educational Programs Newsletters from Europe Personal Travel Pages Personal Trip Planning |
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Amsterdam
Anne Frank Huis (Anne Frank House) Rijksmuseum (National Museum) Van Gogh Museum |
London
British Museum Buckingham Palace National Gallery Natural History Museum Palace of Westminster St. Paul's Cathedral Tower of London Westminster Abbey |
Paris
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Arc de Triomphe Tour Eiffel (Eiffel Tower) Hôtel des Invalides (The Invalides) Musée de l'Armée (Army Museum) The Opera Montmarte Cathédrale Notre Dame Musée d'Orsay Musée du Louvre |
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Exchange rates, weather, maps: Be informed before you go. |
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Money Exchange
Currency exchange rates, including the euro, British pound, Swiss Frank. |
Weather in Europe
Current European weather conditions and forecasts. Good luck. |
Maps and Time Zones
Free online maps of Europe. Guide to setting your watch ahead. |
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Captioned photos from Europe Pictures of what we do in Europe. |
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Queen's Day
Holland hosts a great one-day party, annually on April 30. Here is the action in Haarlem and Amsterdam. |
Keukenhof
A beautiful huge tulip garden blooms during middle spring. We made a leisurely bike ride from Haarlem. |
Bull Flight
My daughter Stephanie enters the ring and encounters a baby bull in Spain, then flies for her life! |
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