The New York Times: 36 Hours 125 Weekends in Europe: Dream Weekends with Practical Itineraries from Paris to Perm

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This will help you better understand various aspects of art history, such as styles, techniques and materials used by artists in different social and cultural settings. From wine tastings in Burgundy to Flamenco in Seville, from historical Cyprus to easygoing Copenhagen, you'll find the antique and the cutting-edge, the renowned and the unexpected, and all distilled into neat 36-hour schedules, so you can transform your weekends into European adventures. I like that they are not the obvious: see the Eiffel Tower, but more places to explore that are less well known. Lovely summaries and pictures that depict brief stints in different cities: a good overall portrait of Europe. very inconvenient huge book, that you can't take with you when travelling, irrelevant information almost to every city.

S. It's nice to have them all in one place and we are using several of the articles for an upcoming trip with one night stays in Milan and Verona and longer visits to Bologna and Venice. New York Times 36 Hours: Europe offers 130 expert itineraries to reveal the continent s brightest gems and best-kept secrets. The world's second-smallest continent makes up for size with its intricate cultures and abundant charms, boasting artistic masterpieces and architectural marvels as much as natural splendor. We offer a wide variety of different Taschen, with everything from the latest releases, to hard-to-find titles. Read one at a time in the paper that is OK (though not terribly helpful for the 90% of us who don't travel that way).Through ancient wonders, world capitals and tiny places with infectious personalities, Europe packs some serious travel punches. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. You will never get bored with these books because they can be used as reference materials or even decoration pieces in your home.

Obviously it is too big to carry around during your weekend but I tend to mark places or take a few pictures of the pages of the place I am visiting. Also what I find interesting about this book is that I live in Oxford and I completely agree with the section about Oxford.More than 4,500 hours’ worth of insightful itineraries to make the most of your stay Practical recommendations for nearly 500 restaurants and over 400 hotels Comprehensive revisions to all 130 itineraries New destinations including Belgrade, the Amalfi Coast, Galway, and more Color-coded tabs for each region Nearly 750 photos 20 new stories Detailed city-by-city maps that pinpoint every stop on your itineraryFrom Antwerp to Zurich, trust TASCHEN’s New York Times 36 Hours series with your next travel adventure. Even though they have already planned their holidays, they told me that they found the book very useful. From Antwerp to Zurich, trust TASCHEN’s New York Times 36 Hours series with your next travel adventure. Aconsejo, sin embargo, no ceñirse a lo propuesto en las guías: dele un toque personal a su escapada, teniendo siempre las sugerencias del NYT a mano para recurrir a ellas según necesidad. With more than 50 countries across its length and breadth, the world s second-smallest continent makes up for size with its intricate cultures and abundant charms, boasting artistic masterpieces and architectural marvels as much as natural splendor.

Elegí este libro pensando que sería un buen regalo para alguien viajero, y no solo me parece estupendo si no que se lo voy a regalar a mucha más gente.These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. Our vast collection of Taschen is known for their large-format photography books and monographs on art, fashion and architecture, calendars, travel guides, cookbooks and adult fiction.

With 130 expert itineraries from The New York Times’s popular 36 Hours column, this updated and revised third edition of the best-selling 36 Hours Europe reveals the continent’s brightest gems and best-kept secrets, including 20 new stories. It's a nice book to flip through casually but I've never followed any of these itineraries, as I haven't found much in here to be that exciting. Das Buch an sich ist auch schon toll und man kann es auch einfach nur lesen um etwas mehr über die Städte zu erfahren. We are experiencing delays with deliveries to many countries, but in most cases local services have now resumed.From wine tastings in Burgundy to Flamenco in Seville, from historical Cyprus to easygoing Copenhagen, you’ll find the antique and the cutting-edge, the renowned and the unexpected, and all distilled into neat 36-hour schedules, so you can transform your weekends into European adventures. Great photography, interesting text and suggested schedules makes this a doable wish book for people planning actual trips or those who want to travel vicariously through this dreamy, chunky book.