Scandinavian Europe

by Paul Harding, Mark Elliott, Steve Kokker

Complemented by easy-to use, reliable maps, helpful recommendations, authoritative background information, and up-to-date coverage of things to see and do, these popular travel guides cover in detail countries, regions, and cities around the world for travelers of every budget, along with extensive itineraries, maps with cross-referencing to the text, "Top 10" and "Top 5" lists, and other practical features.

Genres: Travel, Reference, Nonfiction

540 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1993

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[Bender]

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[Sancho]

I like Lonely Planet's books in general, as I find them useful for my trips.
It can be because I have liked a lot the previous ones I have used (India, Mekong, East Africa), but I found this one a little bit dull and bleak. It can also be, of course, because it is an old edition (2007).

I hope the more recent ones are more friendly and colorful, and that someone is enjoying the one I left in the "free stuff" box at a campsite in Reykjavík.

[Danny]

Back when we started going on these trips with all the Christensen's I tried out a different brand guidebook each time, looking for the ideal one. Lonely planet to my mind just doesn't fit what I'm looking for. It caters to how to do the backpacking, hostel staying, where to drink and grab a sandwich on the run type traveler. Not me. Very thorough, small maps. This is the only Lonely Planet book I bought.

[Rebekah]

Especially liked the "best" and "worst" lists of things to see or skip. Lots of info. Great for planning ahead.

[Nika]

I got this book before me and my friends went on a road trip to Scandinavia. I can say that along with the GPS system this book was a great help to decide what to see and where to go.