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Prague by Everyman Guides
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- An unbeatable cultural companion to the history, art and architecture of this fascinating city. Full of beautiful illustrations and photography, this guide also offers some decent mapping.
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Prague Eyewitness Pocket Map & Guide by Dorling Kindersley
- Price: £3.99 Add to Basket
- Condenses the best of the full Eyewitness into a lightweight pocket format, perfect for a short break. Mapping is basic but adequate.
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Prague by Cadogan Guides
- Price: £8.99 Add to Basket
- Esteemed Cadogan have begun to branch out into the trendy citybreak market and do so admirably in this colourful and well-developed pocket guide.
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Prague Art/Shop/Eat by Jasper Tilbury
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- An off-shoot of the highly regarded Blue Guides, which specialise in culture and history, the 'art/shop/eat' series focuses more on self-indulgence whilst maintaining an intelligent approach.
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Prague by Everyman MapGuides
- Price: £5.99 Add to Basket
- A lightweight book of sturdy maps offering details on Prague's sights, bars, shops and so on. Unique and very handy.
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Prague: Art for Travellers by Deanna MacDonald
- Price: £12.99 Add to Basket
- This useful volume takes you to and around Prague's finest museums, galleries and churches, providing excellent context for the most notable pieces.
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Pocket Prague by Lonely Planet
- Price: £7.99 Add to Basket
- This well-researched guide for budget exploration has highlights of the city, with plenty of affordable accommodation and nightlife listed. It briefly covers the major sites, museums, restaurants, and contains a few walking tours.
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Prague by Lonely Planet
- Price: £12.99 Add to Basket
- A solid, well-researched guide for a budget exploration, with plenty of affordable accommodation and nightlife listed. Covers the major sites adequately and contains some interesting walking tours.
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Prague & the Best of the Czech Republic by Fodor's
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- A more intelligent, upmarket version of the Lonely Planet, Fodor's cover similar ground with a little more imagination. Helpfully this volume offers advice on forays out of the city and beyond.
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Prague by Time Out
- Price: £12.99 Add to Basket
- A good and thorough guide with some interesting asides along with the usual listings. Time Out now update their Shortlist equivalent more regularly however, maintaining the best of this more comprehensive volume.
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Prague by Hedonist's Guides
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- Designed for a decadent city break, these guides are not for everyone but meet their criteria ably. "Party, shop and play like a sophisticated local..."
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Prague Shortlist 2010 by Time Out
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- The focus of Time Out's efforts of late, their Shortlists do a good job of condensing the highlights of their original guides. For 'What's New, What's On, What's Best' you can't go far wrong.
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Slovakia by Bradt
- Price: £14.99 Add to Basket
- An excellent, well-researched guide. Strong on Bratislavan sights but remains thorough as it heads east.
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Bratislava by Bradt
- Price: £9.99 Add to Basket
- The success of this pocket guide inspired Bradt to commission Mallows' full Slovakian equivalent. As such it is a first-rate companion for a short break in the capital.
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Bratislava CitySpots by Thomas Cook
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- Decent listings and adequate mapping. More recent than the Bradt, though if pushed we'd take the latter.
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Hungary Blue Guide by Bob Dent
- Price: £14.99 Add to Basket
- Unsurpassed for Hungarian art, architecture and culture, this great guide also includes some hotel and restaurant listings to help you on your way.
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Hungary by Eyewitness Guides
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- A beautifully presented introduction that will inspire and enlighten your sightseeing. Perhaps less helpful when it comes to the gritty details of Hungarian exploration than something like the Bradt.
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Hungary by Lonely Planet
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- A reliable and detailed practical guide to Hungary with some limited reading material included.
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Hungary by Rough Guide
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- An excellent, thorough and practical companion with some rudimentary mapping and photography.
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Hungary by Bradt Guides
- Price: £15.99 Add to Basket
- A terrifically comprehensive guide in which listings stand alongside well-written context. Also includes quality mapping.
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Walking in Hungary by Tom Chrystal & Beata Dosa
- Price: £14.00 Add to Basket
- In an excellent volume offering 32 routes at varying degrees of difficulty, the authors also give an insight into the history and geology that has shaped the Hungarian landscape.
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Budapest Pocket Guide by Berlitz
- Price: £4.99 Add to Basket
- An excellent pocket sightseeing companion.
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Budapest by Rough Guide
- Price: £12.99 Add to Basket
- A thorough guide to the city with plenty of historical detail. It includes a broad range of accommodation, restaurants and travel advice.
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Budapest Wallpaper City Guide 2012 by Phaidon
- Price: £5.95 Add to Basket
- A slender and stylish guide for the discerning visitor to Budapest.
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Budapest City Guide by Bradt
- Price: £9.99 Add to Basket
- More bulky than the Berlitz, it offers more reading material without scrimping on the sights.
