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Includes phrases for all situations from feelings and opinions to numbers for shopping.

There's more to Portugal than bacalhau and porto, but how to get in deeper? Despite crazy rumors, you can't get drunk, speak French and expect to be understood in Portugal. Open this book and take the plunge - Portuguese is the key to an adventure of your own. Our phrasebooks give you a comprehensive mix of practical and social words and phrases in more than 120 languages. Chat with the locals and discover their culture - a guaranteed way to enrich your travel experience.

Where do you start? Iconic buildings, awesome canyons, weird monuments, vast animal migrations, spooky dungeons and romantic vistas are just some of the man-made marvels and natural wonders in 1000 Ultimate Sights. Make your own list, hit the road, and start exploring the world's most breathtaking sights. Natural phenomena, including the bubbling Pitch Lake of Trinidad. Architectural masterpieces, including the ground-breaking Sagrada Familia in Spain. Wildlife spectacles, including the Elephant Gathering of Sri Lanka. Historic sights, such as the magnificent ruins at Volubilis, Morocco. Cultural icons, including the Giant Buddha of Leshan, China.

“India’s diversity is apparent in its architecture, landscapes, festivals and handicrafts. And spirituality – the beating heart of India – pulsates from the mountains of Ladakh to the shores of tropical Kerala.” – Sarina Singh, Lonely Planet WriterOur PromiseYou can trust our travel information because Lonely Planet writers visit the places we write about, each and every edition. We never accept freebies for positive coverage, and you can rely on us to tell it like we see it.Inside This Book…17 authors83 weeks of research132 ancient temples196 mapsInspirational photosClear, easy-to-use mapsDelhi pull-out map3D plans of iconic sightsComprehensive planning toolsIn-depth background

Hasta la vista, baby! is no way to address a Spanish police officer and Ay, caramba! won t grab your waiter 's attention. Learn new phrases and say what you really mean. Enrich your travel experience with easy access to thousands of words and phrases. The 4th edition of this bestselling phrasebook features expanded grammar and pronunciation chapters, extra navigation tools and a bundle of new phrases that will allow you to download photos, access wireless internet and talk to the locals about anything from corruption to climate change.

This guide contains extensive focus and coverage of chambres d'hotes (B&Bs), agencies that list gites accommodation, local festivals and food markets. All this enables visitors to engage with the community and make their visit a more personal authentic experience. This entire region is a fantastic destination for people who want their travels to be as green as possible. By nature, many of the traditions and practices here such as organic farming, sourcing food straight from a farmer at the local market, have always had sustainable roots. Dig deep into the region's culinary and boutique wine treasures. This title details the best land and water activities prevalent in the region.

Japan is a world apart a cultural Galapagos where a unique civilization blossomed, and thrives today in delicious contrast of traditional and modern. The Japanese spirit is strong, warm and incredibly welcoming. Chris Rowthorn, Lonely Planet Writer Our Promise You can trust our travel information because Lonely Planet authors visit the places we write about, each and every edition. We never accept freebies for positive coverage, and you can rely on us to tell it like we see it. Inside This Book 8 expert authors 167 temples & shrines 357 Japanese restaurants Over 100 onsen (hot springs) Inspirational photos Comprehensive planning tools Pull-out city map Easy-to-read layout In-depth background Skiing in Japan feature.

Lonely Planet's Travel Book especially for kids. This book is aimed at children aged 8 - 11. It takes the inquisitive, data-hungry explorer on a tour of 200 countries. The book is packed with iconic images, evocative stories and informative facts and stats. The book also gives in-the-know info on capital cities, language, currency, epic events, hideous histories, food, festivals and wildlife.

A new series from Lonely Planet and written for young travellers; aimed at children aged 8 - 11. This book covers all the cool stuff kids need to know about Rome. Lively intriguing stories, fascinating facts and a blend of photos, illustrations, cartoons and quirky graphics. Each title in the series is designed to entice a whole new generation of beanbag explorers.This is not a guidebook. And it is definitely 'not-for-parents'. It is the real, inside story about one of the world's most famous cities - Rome. If you were a cat why would you want to live in Rome? Would you want to go to the bathroom with dozens of other people? Can you imagine eating a flamingo's tongue for lunch? Why do they fire a cannon every day in Rome? This book shows you a Rome your parents probably don't even know about.

A new Lonely Planet series aimed at children aged 8 - 11. The book is written for young travellers. The book covers all the cool stuff that kids need to know about London. This is not a guidebook. And it is definitely 'not-for-parents'. It is the real, inside story about one of the world's most famous cities - London. In this book you'll hear fascinating tales about famous and infamous people, creepy underground places, dark history and strange characters galore. Check out cool stories about graffiti artists, murdered princes and people from all over. You'll find royalty, punks and sleuths, and some amazingly weird food. Heard about the abseilers who wash a clockface for a living? Would you want to eat jellied eels? How could anyone be lucky to be beheaded? Whatever does 'this is my trouble and strife' mean? This book shows you a London your parents probably don't even know about.

A new series published by Lonely Planet and written for young travellers and aimed at children aged 8 - 11. The book covers all the cool stuff kids need to know about Paris. Lively intriguing stories, fascinating facts and a blend of photos, illustrations, cartoons and quirky graphics. Each title in the series is designed to entice a whole new generation of beanbag explorers.This is not a guidebook. And it is definitely 'not-for-parents'. It is the real, inside story about one of the world's most famous cities - Paris. In this book you'll hear fascinating tales about creepy stone gargoyles, ghostly railway stations, huge castles and amazingly pampered pets. Check out cool stories about stuffed animals, caves filled with bones and the deadly guillotine. You'll find cyclists, junk collectors and musicians, and snails on the menu for dinner. Where can you pretend you're at the beach in the middle of the city? Who smiles at 6 million people a year? Who had her own life-size village built just to play in? Which famous building was built inside out? This book shows you a Paris your parents probably don't even know about.

A new series from Lonely Planet written for young travellers and aimed at children aged 8 - 11. Covers all the cool stuff kids need to know about New York. Lively intriguing stories, fascinating facts and a blend of photos, illustrations, cartoons and quirky graphics. Each title in the series is designed to entice a whole new generation of beanbag explorers.This is not a guidebook. And it's definitely 'not-for-parents'. It is the real inside story about one of the world's most famous cities - New York. In this book you'll hear fascinating tales about towering skyscrapers and deep subways, a naked cowboy and the Yankees loudest fans. Check out cool stories about hot dogs and snapping alligators, bulls in the stock exchange and sports on the street. You'll find superheroes, famous battles, cops, cooks, and millions of rats. Which lady moved to New York from Paris in 350 pieces? Did Martians really invade New York in 1938? Which skyscraper was meant to double as an airship dock? Would you like to spend a night inside an elephant? This book shows you a New York your parents probably don't even know about.

Morocco exudes Maghrebi mystique, with medina lands leading to souqs and riads, camels disappearing into the Sahara and Berber villages perched in the High Atlas. Grab a mint tea and enjoy the show. James Bainbridge, Lonely Planet Writer

The best places to go and things to do all around the world right now! Drawing on the knowledge, passion and miles travelled by Lonely Planet's staff, authors and online community, we present a year's worth of travel inspiration to take you out of the ordinary and into some unforgettable experiences. Lonely Planet ranks the top 10 countries, regions and cities to visit in 2012. The best travel experiences for the year ahead, from feeling the football fever in Ukraine to awaiting the Apocalypse on the Ruta Maya.Over 35 events mapped out month by month in the 2012 travel planner.

Caters specifically for short trips to Florence, with the best food, drink and shopping options. Travel & Leisure magazine continue to vote Florence the best European city. Includes pull-out, full-colour map.