Buy Germanys Rhine and Mosel Valleys: Mainz, Cologne, Bonn, Trier and Beyond or Oslo, the Fjords and Southern Norway Travel Adventures or Heidelberg, the Black Forest, Baden-Baden and Beyond.
Germany's Rhine & Mosel Valleys: Mainz, Cologne,SOLD OUTThe author, a travel journalist, was born and lives in Germany. This guide focuses on the Rhine & Mosel Valleys, including Mainz, Cologne, Bonn, Trier, Worms, Speyer and more - with the kind of inside detail that only a resident can provide. The Rhine valley is one of Germany’s prime tourist attractions. The most interesting part of the valley is between Speyer, with the largest Romanesque cathedral in Germany, and Cologne (Köln), with the largest Gothic cathedral in the world.
Oslo, the Fjords & Southern Norway (TravelSOLD OUTThis guide is based on our larger Adventure Guide to Scandinavia, but with abundant color photographs added and focusing on Oslo, the Fjords & Southern Norway. The author is a native of Scandinavia and knows it intimately.The spectacular, scenic fjords of Norway are long, deep and usually surrounded by mountains. Since most of the country's 4½ million people live in urban areas, it leaves most of the country uninhabited.
Heidelberg, the Black Forest, Baden Baden & BeyondSOLD OUTThe author, a travel journalist, was born and lives in Germany. This guides zeroes in on the Black Forest, Heidelberg, Baden-Baden and the rest of Baden-Wurttemberg - with the kind of inside detail that only a resident can provide. Baden-Württemberg is a favored holiday destination. Heidelberg with its majestic castle ruin is a must-see for most foreign visitors to Germany. The Black Forest is the largest forested area in Germany and has many picture-perfect towns and valleys.
Norway Travel AdventuresSOLD OUTOn an international scale, Oslo is a pretty small capital but, with just over 500,000 people, it's Norway's biggest city by far. More than 10% of the country's total population lives here; if we count people in the entire Oslofjord area in the summertime, it amounts to one third of the population in Norway.What makes Oslo unique is its location. The Oslofjord links the city with the sea to the south. In the other three directions you find mountains, lakes and forests within easy reach from the city center.
Southern Sweden & Stockholm (Travel Adventures)SOLD OUTThis guide is based on our larger Adventure Guide to Scandinavia, but with abundant color photographs added. The author is a native of Sweden and knows the region intimately. Discover Scandinavia's pristine wilderness with suggestions on the best places to ski, hike, cycle, canoe and dogsled. In Sweden, half the country is forested and there are thousands of lakes.
Frankfurt Germany Travel AdventuresSOLD OUTThe author, a travel journalist, was born and lives in Germany. Frankfurt is a modern, bustling city with continental Europe’s busiest airport and tallest buildings. But it is a fascinating place to spend some time, the site of the amazing Frankfurt Book Fair.
Denmark Travel Adventures (Adventure Guides)SOLD OUTDenmark is primarily made up of one peninsula, Jutland (Jylland in Danish), and two islands, Sealand (Sjælland) and Funen (Fyn). Sealand is the bigger of the two islands and also where Copenhagen, the capital and biggest city, is located. Denmark is the smallest of the three Scandinavian countries, with only 43,000 square km. There are over 400 islands in total but only 100 of them are inhabited.The country has 4.
Scandinavia Travel Adventures (Adventure Guides)SOLD OUTThe author is a native of Sweden and knows the region intimately. Discover Scandinavia's pristine wilderness with suggestions on the best places to ski, hike, cycle, canoe and dogsled. In Sweden, half the country is forested and there are thousands of lakes. The spectacular fjords of Norway are long, deep and surrounded by mountains. Some 25% of Norway is covered by forest. Northern Sweden and Norway have abundant moose, roe deer and reindeer.
Adventure Guide Scandinavia: Sweden, Norway, &$0.01Each country is unique, but all three have been bound together by a common heritage since the Viking era. This guide covers the major cities (Oslo, Copenhagen and Stockholm), as well as the small towns and the beautiful mountains, forests and lakes. The spectacular fjords here are long and usually enclosed by mountains. The author explores the legends, the history, and the food, ranging from Sweden's smorgasbord to the 200 kinds of fish eaten in Norway!