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Copyrighted Material 25_599518 bindex.qxp 2/8/06 9:04 PM Page 863 Index Alcázar (Toledo), 730–731 Ancient Agora (Athens), 467 Abades (Seville), 736 Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos Ancient Corinth, 474 Abbaye de Notre Dame de (Córdoba), 738 Ancient Site (Olympia), 482 Lérin (Cannes), 305 Alexander Nevski Memorial Andersen, Hans Christian, Abbey Theatre (Dublin), 448 Cathedral (Sofia), 843 215, 218 A Brasileira (Lisbon), 693 The Alfama (Lisbon), sights and Ankara, 862 Accommodations, attractions, 683–685 Anna Lowe (Paris), 276 72–74, 620–622 The Algarve, 697–701 Anne Frankhuis (Amsterdam), booking services, 74 Alhambra (Granada), 740, 742 622–623 Achaia Clauss Winery (Patras), Alien (Rome), 555 Anta (Edinburgh), 426 484 A l’Imaige de Nostre-Dame Antico Caffè Greco (Rome), 554 Acrocorinth, 474 (Brussels), 139–140 Antigo Mercado de Escravos Acronafplia (Nafplion), 475 Alpenzoo (Alpine Zoo; (Lagos), 698 The Acropolis (Athens), 465 Innsbruck), 118 Antigua Bodega Cartañeda Adega Machado (Lisbon), 691 Alstadt (Old Town), Zurich, 806 (Granada), 744 Adelphi Kazanzidi (Thessa- Altar of the Holy Blood Antikmuseum (Stockholm), 775 loniki), 494 (Rothenburg), 383 Antiquarium (Pompeii), 560 Adolfo Domínguez (Barcelona), Alte Pinakothek (Munich), Antiques 758 357–358 Brussels, 138 AghaRTA Jazz Centrum Altes Museum (Berlin), 338 Lausanne, 824 (Prague), 182 Altes Presshaus (Vienna), 102 London, 413 Agia Lavra, monastery of, 480 Altes Residenztheater Madrid, 728 Agios Dimitrios Church (Munich), 366 Paris, 275 (Thessaloniki), 490 Altmarkt Galerie Dresden, 377 Antwerp, 122, 142–144 The Agora (Athens), 465 Altstadt (Old City or Old Town) Antwerp Royal Museum of Fine Åhléns City (Stockholm), 780 Innsbruck, 116 Arts, 143 Ainola Ainolantie (near Munich, 350 Appartamenti Reali (Florence), Helsinki), 235 Salzburg, 105–106 572 Airfares, 68–69 Altstadtkeller (Salzburg), 113 Arc de Triomphe (Paris), 265 Airlines, 60–61 Amalienborg Palace (Copen- Archaeological Museum. See Air travel, 67–69 hagen), 206 also National Archaeological Aix-en-Provence, 299–302 Amalienburg (Munich), 361 Museum Ajuntament (Barcelona), 752 Amato (London), 412 Corinth, 474 Akavriet (Bergen Aquarium), Amboise, 288–290 Mycenae, 478 664–665 Ambrosiana Library (Milan), Nafplion, 476 Aker Brygge (Oslo), 655 601–602 Olympia, 482 Akershus CastleCOPYRIGHTED and Fortress American Bar (London), 415MATERIALPatras, 484 (Oslo), 652 American Express, 71 Thebes, 466 Akhnaton (Amsterdam), 630 Amphithéâtre (Arles), 298 Thessaloniki, 490 A la Mort Subite (Brussels), Amsterdam, 609, 615–632 Zagreb, 846 139 Amsterdam Centraal Station, Archaeological Park (Syracuse), Al Andalus Expreso, 706 618 561 Albaicín (Granada), 742–743 Amsterdam Diamond Center, Arche Scaligere (Verona), 595 Albert Cuyp Markt (Amster- 628–629 Archipelagos (Athens), 471 dam), 629 Amsterdams Historisch Museum Arch of Constantine (Rome), Albertina Museum (Vienna), 95 (Amsterdam Historical 544 Museum), 622 25_599518 bindex.qxp 2/8/06 9:04 PM Page 864 864 INDEX The Arch of Galerius (Thessa- Bahnhofstrasse (Zurich), Basilica of the Holy Blood loniki), 490 805, 809 (Bruges), 147 Arch of Titus (Rome), 547 Bahnhof Zoologischer Garten Basilica San Zeno Maggiore Arciliuto (Rome), 554–555 (Berlin), 328 (Verona), 595 ARCO (Madrid’s International Baiser Salé (Paris), 277 Basilique du Sacré-Coeur Contemporary Art Fair), 704 Baker’s (Helsinki), 242 (Paris), 265 Arena di Verona, 595 Balaton, Lake, 521–527 Batofar (Paris), 278 Århus, 194, 219–221 Balaton Museum (Keszthely), Battlefield Panorama Århus Domkirke (Cathedral of 526 (Waterloo), 140 St. Clemens), 219–220 Balkan Flexipass, 52 Bavarian State Opera Århus Festival Week, 194 Bally Schuhfabriken AG (Munich), 366 Arles, 297–299 (Zurich), 809–810 Bayerisches Nationalmuseum Armory (Dresden), 376 Baltic Herring Market (Munich), 358 Art and Junk Market (Berlin), (Helsinki), 224 Bayerisches Staatsschauspiel 345 Bambole di Trilly (Venice), 591 (Munich), 366 Arthur’s Seat (Edinburgh), 422 Bangsbo Museum (Frederik- Bayerische Staatsoper Art Picasso (Barcelona), 758 shavn), 221 (Munich), 366 A Severa (Lisbon), 691 Baptismal Font (Liège), 152 Beaulieu (Lausanne), 824 Astronomical Clock (Orloj; Baptistery (Battistero) Belém (Lisbon), 685–687 Prague), 176 Milan, 602 Belfort en Hallen (Bruges), 146 Atelier de Cézanne (Aix-en- Pisa, 577 Belfort en Lakenhalle (Ghent), Provence), 300 San Giovanni (Florence), 568 141 Athena of Victory (Athens), 466 Siena, 579 Belgian Center for Comic-Strip Athens, 449, 450, 458–472 Bar am Lützowplatz Art (Brussels), 135–136 Athens Center, 472 (Berlin), 347 Belgium, 121–158 Athens Concert Hall, 471 Barbican Centre (London), 414 Belgrade, 855–856 Athens Festival, 450, 468 Barcelona, 702, 705, 744–761 Benaki Museum (Athens), 467 ATMs, 71 Barcelona, Catedral de, Benelux Tourrail Pass, Atomium (Brussels), 135 751–752 52, 124, 612 A Trane (Berlin), 346 Barcelona Pipa Club, 760 Bergen, 642, 659–668 Au Bon Vieux Temps (Brussels), Bärengraben (Bern), 815 Bergen Aquarium (Akavriet), 139 Bargello Museum (Florence), 664–665 Au Chat Noir (Geneva), 835 569 Bergen Folklore, 668 Augsburg, 384–385 Bar of the Café Alcántara Bergen International Festival, Augustiner Bierhalle (Lisbon), 693 641 (Munich), 367 Baron & Baroness (Copen- Bergen Kunstmuseum, 665 Augustiner Bräustübl hagen), 213 Berle Bryggen (Bergen), 667 (Salzburg), 113 Barri Gòtic (Barcelona), 752 Berlin, 317–318, 325–349 Augustiner Keller (Vienna), 101 Barrio Latino (Paris), 279 Berlin Cafe (Milan), 605 Au Lapin Agile (Paris), 276 Bar Rumba (London), 415 Berlin Ostbahnhof, 328 Au Printemps (Paris), 275 Basilica di San Giovanni in Berlin Wall, 339 Au Sauvignon (Paris), 278 Laterano (Rome), 542 Berlin Wall Documentation Auschwitz, 851 Basilica di San Lorenzo Center (Berlin), 339 Austria, 75–120 (Florence), 569 Berlin Zoo (Berlin), 341–342 Austrian Federal Railroads Basilica di San Marco Bermuda Bräu (Vienna), 102 (ÖBB), 78–80 (Venice), 589 Bern, 811–818 Austrian Railpass, 50 Basilica di San Pietro Bern Casino, 818 Austria-Slovenia/Croatia (Rome), 543 Bernese Oberland Regional Pass, 52 Basilica di Santa Maria Novella Pass, 796–797 Automobilmuseum (Florence), 569–570 Bernina Express, 836 (Dresden), 378 Basilica di Sant’Antonio Bernisches Historisches Avignon, 294–297 (Padua), 594 Museum, 815 Avila, 703 Basilica of Our Lady (Maast- Bern Symphony Orchestra, 818 Azay-le-Rideau, 287–288 richt), 638–639 Beyer (Zurich), 810 Basilica of Sacré-Coeur Biblioteca–Pinacoteca Ambro- (Paris), 264 siana (Milan), 601–602 Baccarat (Paris), 275 Basilica of St. Servatius Bierhalle Wolf (Zurich), 810 Back Door (Amsterdam), 630 (Maastricht), 638 Big Ben (London), 404 Baerum Verk (Oslo), 658 25_599518 bindex.qxp 2/8/06 9:04 PM Page 865 INDEX 865 Big Eden (Berlin), 346 Brunate, 605 Caffè Sant’Eustachio Big Mama (Rome), 555 Brunelleschi’s dome (Florence), (Rome), 554 Bijoux Marlene (Monte Carlo), 571 Caffè Torino (Turin), 607 315 Brunswick Monument Caminhos de Ferro Portugueses Bilbao, 703 (Geneva), 830–831 (CP), 669, 673 Binnenhof (The Hague), 634 Brussels, 121, 127–144 Campanile (Leaning Tower Black Friar (London), 414 Brussels Park, 134 of Pisa), 577 Black Out (Rome), 555 Bryggen (Bergen), 663 Campanile di Giotto (Florence), Black Tower (Ceské Bryggen Brukskunst (Bergen), 570–571 Budejovice), 191 667–668 Campanile di San Marco Blås & Knåda (Stockholm), 780 Bryggens Museum, 663 (Venice), 586 Bled, 860 Bucharest, 853 Campidoglio (Rome), 543–544 Blois, 290–291 Bucherer (Geneva), 835 Campo del Príncipe Bloody Tower (London), 408 Buckingham Palace (London), (Granada), 744 Blue Moon Bar (Stockholm), 403–404 Camposanto (Pisa), 577–578 781 Budapest, 497, 502–521 Canal-boat tours, 626 Blues Café (Lisbon), 693 Budapesti Történeti Múzeum Cannes, 246, 302–306 Boarding trains, 59–60 (Budapest History Museum), Canova Café (Rome), 554 Boat tours and cruises, 65–66 509–510 Cantina do Spade (Venice), 593 Boboli Gardens (Florence), 572 Budapest Spring Festival, 498 Capela d’Ossos (Faro), 699 Bon Genie (Geneva), 835 Buddha Bar (Oslo), 659 Capella de Sant Benet Bonnefanten Museum (Maast- Budêjovicky Budvar (Ceské (Barcelona), 752 richt), 639 Budejovice), 191 Capilla de Villaviciosa The Book of Kells (Dublin), Bulgaria, 840–844 (Córdoba), 738 441–442 Bullfighting, Madrid, 721 Capitoline Hill (Rome), 554 Boom Chicago (Amsterdam), Burberry (London), 413 Capitoline Museum (Rome), 629–630 Burg (Bruges), 147 543, 544 Borghese, Pauline Bonaparte, Burgmuseum (Salzburg), 106 Cappella degli Scrovegni statue of, 547 Burgundian Treasure (Padua), 593–594 Borghese Gardens (Rome), 547 (Vienna), 94 Cappella Palatina Botanical Garden Busmann’s Brazil (Dresden), (Palermo), 561 (Geneva), 830 379 Cappelle Medicee Boulevard St-Germain Bus travel, 61 (Florence), 571 (Paris), 264 Butte du Lion (Waterloo), 140 Ca’ Rezzonico (Venice), 586 Boulevard St-Michel Byzantine and Christian Carlsbad (Karlovy Vary), (Paris), 264 Museum (Athens), 467–468 183–187 Bourbon Street (Amsterdam), Carnival (Karnavali), Athens, 630 450 Bourtzi, 476 Cabaret du Casino Ruhl, 311 Carnival, Patras, 483 Bracewells Bar (London), 415 Cabo de Sao Vicente, 698 Carnival of Nice, 244 Brandenburg Gate (Berlin), 337 Ca’ d’Oro (Venice), 586 Carolina Rediviva Brasserie Lipp (Paris), 274 Café Beaubourg (Paris), 274 (Uppsala), 783 Bratislava, 857 Café Central (Madrid), 728 Carpet of Flowers Brazen Head (Dublin), 448 Café Chris (Amsterdam), 630 (Brussels), 122 Brera Picture Gallery Café Cova (Milan), 605 Car rentals, 67 (Milan), 602 Café de Chinitas (Madrid), 729 Carta Club Eurostar, 531 Bridge of (Venice), 587 Café de Flore (Paris), 274 Carta d’Argento,
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