The Swabian Alb is one of the most attractive landscapes in Germany. The low mountain train, which extends from the nightrun to the Danube, is a paradise for nature-loving active holidaymakers. Countless hiking and cycling paths open up the region with its plateaus and picturesque valleys. The Swabian Alb also offers a wide range of attractions for those interested in culture and adventure: half-timbered cities such as Tübingen, Bad Urach or Schwäbisch Gmünd, castles of the Staufer and Hohenzollern, exciting caves as well as interesting museums on prehistoric and early history that announce the long settlement history. This guide presents all the sights in detail and gives numerous information on accommodation and gastronomy. >>> More travel guides to interesting destinations in Germany can be found on the website of the Trescher Verlag.

Bulgarien ist auch abseits der bekannten Sandstrände am Schwarzen Meer ein überaus interessantes und reizvolles Reiseland. Geschichtsträchtige Städte und Dörfer, orthodoxe Kirchen und Klöster sowie bezaubernde Landschaften bieten vielfältige Urlaubsmöglichkeiten. Wanderer finden in den Gebirgen traumhafte Routen. Auch die Hauptstadt Sofia und zahlreiche Klöster wie das als UNESCO-Welterbe geschützte Rila-Kloster lohnen einen Besuch. Kulturinteressierte Reisende können auf thrakischen, griechischen, römischen und byzantinischen Spuren wandeln.Der aktuelle Trescher-Reiseführer BULGARIEN stellt alle wichtigen Sehenswürdigkeiten und Landschaften vor und macht zahlreiche Vorschläge zu Aktivitäten und Ausflügen. Ausführliche Hintergrundinformationen zu Geschichte und Kultur sowie viele reisepraktische Hinweise machen ihn zu einem idealen Reisebegleiter sowohl für Individual- als auch Pauschalreisende.>>> Weitere Reisführer zu den Ländern des Balkan und zu ganz Südosteuropa finden Sie auf der Website des Trescher Verlags.

A tour of Miami's outposts of good food, design, retail, and more, this definitive travel guide will make you feel like a local no matter where you are from.

Miami has a lot going for it: its shoreline, year-round warm weather, and diverse population. So don't just get caught in the bubble of fun but distracting Miami Beach. This guide will help you explore the city's numerous neighborhoods-from Little Havana and Coral Gables to the Design District-and discover its full potential. Monocle will introduce you to the dynamic arts and culture scene that is surely the most vibrant and exciting in the U.S., the best bars and restaurants-often more laid-back than in other big North American cities-and everything in between.

Monocle's team shares the knowledge it has acquired from regular pilgrimages down south from its bureaus in Toronto and New York, as well as its contacts and insider knowledge from being regular attendees at Art Basel Miami Beach. This is a guide that shows modern Miami for what it is-and without the tired bikini and sports-car clichés.

Monocle reports from around the globe in print, on radio, and online. As its editors and correspondents dart from city to city, they get to know the best places to rest their heads, stretch their limbs, and kick back with a contact in a hard-to-find cocktail bar. That information is now available in The Monocle Travel Guide Series: a line-up of titles that speaks to you in an informed but informal way about everything from architecture to art, late-night bars to early-morning markets.

Expect a mix of experiences dotted with some quirky surprises. These are books where grand hotels appear alongside family-owned bistros and internationally renowned galleries sit next to unassuming indie clubs that play host to top music talent. The Monocle Travel Guides mix the classic with the contemporary, go beyond the conventional, and reveal all the hidden spots that cities have to offer.

Published by Gestalten, these travel guides are for people who want to get the most out of their stay however short and feel like locals rather than tourists. That s why each book has a series of neighborhood walks to take you away from the throng and leave you with a sense of discovery even in cities that you have visited numerous times. Cities are fun. Let's explore.

The definitive travel guides that make you feel like a local wherever you go. Monocle reports from around the globe. As its editors and correspondents dart from city to city, they get to know the best places to rest their heads, stretch their limbs, and kick back with a contact in a hard-to-find cocktail bar. That information is now available in The Monocle Travel Guide Series: a line-up of titles that speaks to readers in an informed but informal way about everything from architecture to art, late-night bars to earlymorning markets. Designed to be compact and collectable, these books go beyond the traditional tourist beats to make sure visitors get the best out of a city--no matter how short their stay.

A parade through London's outposts of good food, design, retail, and more, this definitive travel guide will make you feel like a local no matter where you are from. Vast and sprawling, a tangle of roads and lanes, a muddle of rising and falling neighborhoods: London can be a big beast to tame, even for the people who get to call it home. But this ever-changing and regenerating capital can also charm you with its beauty, from wind-rustled parks to that winding River Thames. Its mix of people, abundance of culture, and the occasional louche night on the tiles also makes it a city that will surprise you and win you over. The Monocle Travel Guide to London is a celebration of all the things that the Monocle team loves above this mighty metropolis (and they are brave enough to let you see the wrinkles too). It's a guide to the bars, shops, restaurants, music venues, and museums that they think should edge their way on to your itinerary. They will lure you to some fresher neighborhoods and fill your head with lots of "We really have to see..." ideas. And they will leave you with a clear, crisp view of how the capital is changing. London is a global city but the Monocle team will help you see it as a series of friendly local gems. Hold on to your hat.

It’s a boon and burden to Belgium that Brussels is the capital of both the country and the rest of Europe. There are many benefits to hosting this lofty seat of power but the city can also fall victim to the associated red tape. An hour away by train, Antwerp is a more relaxed affair, where the creative and cultural scenes almost outshine the city’s famous diamonds. For this travel guide we’ve toured both destinations and found plenty of gems throughout.

Get to know the most atmospheric open-air cinemas and drawn up walks around Athens' neighborhoods -- one a leafy suburb, another by the sea. Think of Athens and the first things that spring to mind are ancient ruins and camera-toting crowds (before they hotfoot it to the island-bound ferries at the port of Piraeus, that is).

It's true, the Acropolis is ever present and during summer the city thrums with schools of holidaymakers. But there's much more to the Greek capital than temples and tourists.

We've looked beyond the admittedly awe-inspiring Parthenon and explored the city's modernist marvels, from circular school to colonnaded embassy. We've combed the cobbled streets for independent boutiques offering straw hats, hand-thrown ceramics and golden jewellery - all proudly 'Made in Greece'. When you're feeling peckish, choose between traditional family-run tavernas and contemporary restaurants spicing up classic Greek dishes.

Attica is a region of riches and, of course, some of the nearby islands are simply too good to miss - so we've included a short and sharp list of our top stopovers. For now, though, strap up your sandals and allow us to introduce you to this chaotic but ever-so-charismatic city.

These attractive and cleverly structured guides will give walkers ten of the best themed short circular walks to Cheshire's finest pubs. With clear information, an overview and introduction for each walk, expertly written directions, large scale Ordnance Survey maps, superb photographs, and interpretation of points of interest along the way, these guides set a new standard in clarity and ease-of-use. Featured walks in Cheshire Pub Walks include: Brewery Tap, West Kirby; Harp Inn, Neston; Ring o' Bells, Frodsham; George and Dragon, Great Budworth; Boot Inn, Kelsall; Pheasant Inn, Burwardsley; Swan, Marbury; Swan Inn, Wybunbury; White Lion, Barthomley and the Ship Inn, Wincle.