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Behind the Scenes ©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd SEND US YOUR FEEDBACK We love to hear from travellers – your comments help make BEHIND our books better. We read every word, and we guarantee that your feedback goes straight to the authors. Visit lonelyplanet. THE com/contact to submit your updates and suggestions. Note: We may edit, reproduce and incorporate your SCENES comments in Lonely Planet products such as guidebooks, websites and digital products, so let us know if you don't want your comments reproduced or your name acknowledged. For a copy of our privacy policy visit lonelyplanet.com/privacy. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Climate map data adapted from Peel MC, Finlayson BL & McMahon TA (2007) ‘Updated World Map of the Köppen-Geiger Climate Classification’, Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 11, 1633 -44. Front cover photographs: (top) Neuschwanstein Castle, Courtesy of the Bavarian Palace Department, Noppasin/Shutterstock© (right) Marble statue, mrivserg/Shutterstock© (left) Citroen Dolly, Ken Scicluna/AWL© Back cover photograph: Cypress trees and red poppies, Tuscany, Buena Vista Images/Getty© THIS BOOK This guidebook was produced by the following: Destination Editors Jo Cooke, Helen Elfer, Gemma This 1st edition of Lonely Planet’s Europe’s Best Graham, Lorna Parkes, James Smart, Anna Tyler Trips guidebook was curated by Belinda Dixon and researched and written by Isabel Albiston, Product Editor Tracy Whitmey Oliver Berry, Stuart Butler, Kerry Christiani, Fionn Senior Cartographer Valentina Kremenchutskaya Davenport, Belinda Dixon, Marc Di Duca, Peter Book Designer Clara Monitto Dragicevich, Duncan Garwood, Anthony Ham, Paula Hardy, Catherine Le Nevez, Sally O’Brien, Cover Researcher Naomi Parker Josephine Quintero, Daniel Robinson, Brendan Thanks to Bridget Blair, Victoria Harrison, Monique Sainsbury, Andy Symington, Ryan Ver Berkmoes, Perrin, Kirsten Rawlings, Alison Ridgway, Luna Soo Nicola Williams and Neil Wilson. 580 ©Lone- ly Planet Publications Pty Ltd INDEX Arranmore Island 349, 351 A Arromanches 136-7 B Abbazia di Sant’Antimo 62 Ars Electronica Center 572 Bacharach 487-8, 489 Aberfeldy 268, 269 art 20, 83 Bad Karlshafen 512 Accademia Carrara 52 Ashmolean Museum 210 Badia a Passignano 58, 63 Agrigento 93, 98-9 Assarancagh Waterfall 350 Bains des Pâquis 542 Aix-en-Provence 129, 131, Astorga 408 Ballaghbeama Gap 336 150 Augsburg 498, 503 Ballater 263-4, 269 Aktivzentrum Zillertal 563 Augustiner Ballycarbery Castle 333 Alassio 104-5, 107 Chorherrenstift 572 Ballycastle 343, 351 Aletsch Glacier 537-8 Austria 555-79 Balmoral Castle 263 Algarve Beaches 18, 459-69 accommodation 577 Barafundle Bay 286 Alicante 380-1, 386 car hire 576 Barcelona 384-5, 387, 442-3 Aljezur 462 costs 577 Bären Park 545 Almería 376-7, 386 currency 576 Basilica di San Marco 33, 83 Almuñécar 375-6 emergencies 576 Basilique du Sacré-Coeur Alpine Game Park food 577 122-3 Pfänder 566 fuel 576 Bath 214, 242-3, 245, 294-5 Altes Rathaus 522 internet access 577 Battistero 81 Alt-Rothenburger language 576 Bayerisches Handwerkerhaus 494 mobile phones 577 Eisenbahnmuseum 495 Amalfi 69-71, 73 money 577 Bayeux 125, 137-9, 141 Amalfi Coast 12, 65-73 planning 576-7 Bayeux Tapestry 125 Ambleside 248, 259 tipping 577 Beachy Head 239 Amboise 191-2, 193 transport 577 Beaulieu 241 Andermatt 532 visas 576 Beauly 277 Antibes 165-6, 172 weather 576 Beauty Priory 276 Aonach Eagach 272-3 websites 577 Bedruthan Steps 224 architecture 20, 83 wi-fi 577 Beethoven-Haus Bonn 482 Ardmore 324 Auswandererhaus 514 Belfast 317-18, 326, 343 Arena (Verona) 82 Avebury 213-14, 219, 242 Bellagio 49-50, 53 Argelès-Gazost 157 Aviemore 265, 269 Ben Nevis 274 Arles 147-9, 151 Ávila 418, 424 Bergamo 52, 53 Arosa 531 Azay-le-Rideau 188 Bergisel 565 581 Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe 509 Burg Maus 486 Castello di Ama 61 Bergstatt 562 Burg Rheinfels 486 Castello di Venere 92 Bern 545-6, 549 Burggarten 578-9 Castello di Verrazzano 57-8 Bertolt-Brecht-Haus 498 Burgos 406-7, 412, 422, 425 Castelvecchio 82 Biarritz 146-7 Burren 321-2 Castilla y León 415-25 Biot 167 Buttermere 253-4 Castrillo de los Blair Atholl 267, 269 Polvazares 408-9 Blair Castle 267 C Castrojeriz 407 Catania 97, 99 INDEX Blausee 537 Cabo de Gata 377 Cathédrale de Notre Blenheim Palace 243-4 Cabo Fisterra 410 Dame (Paris) 199 B-C Blois 192, 193 CabriO 547 Bodenwerder 512-13 Cathédrale Notre Dame Cacela Velha 468 (Chartres) 124-5 Bodleian Library 210 Caen 135, 141 Cauterets 157-9, 161 Bologna 35-6, 41 Caherconnell Fort 323 CERN 543 Bonn 482 Caherdaniel 310-11, 336 Cetara 72 Bonnie Prince Charlie 273 Cahergall 333 chalk figures 210-11 Book of Kells 302 Cahersiveen 333-5 Chambord 125, 192 Boppard 485-6 Cairngorm Mountain 264 Chamonix 128-9 Bordeaux 125-7, 130-1 Cairngorms National Park Champagne 175-83 Borghese Palace 37 231-2, 233 Champagne Georges Borrowdale 253-4 Caldey Island 286 Cartier 181 Bowness-on-Windermere Caledonian Canal 274 Chapelle du Rosaire 166 248, 259 Cambridge 218, 219, 292-3 Chartres 124-5, 130 Braemar 263, 269 Camino de Santiago 402 Château Comtal 147 Brantwood 256 Campo de’ Fiori 113 Château de Pau 155 Braubach 483-4 Cannes 150, 165, 172 Château de Versailles 124 Brecon Beacons National Cannobino 46-7 Park 225, 233 châteaux (Loire) 13, 186-93 Canterbury 238, 245 Bregenz 566, 567 Chepstow 214-15 Capitoline Museums 37 Bremen 514, 517 Cheverny 193 Cappella degli Chinon 187, 193 Bremerhaven 514-15 Scrovegni 33, 82 Chorherrenstift 574 Bridge of Balgie 268 Cappella Palatina 91 Bridge of Sighs 84 Christ Church Carcassonne 147 Cathedral 366 Brighton 238, 245 Cardiff 214, 219 Church Island 335 Briones 431 Carmarthen 285 Cirque de Gavarnie 147, 157 Bristol 243, 245 Carrapateira 463 Cité de l’Espace 147 British Museum 210 Carrick-a-Rede Rope Clifden 304, 312 Brothers Grimm 512 Bridge 318, 344 Cliffs of Moher 304-7 Brüder Grimm-Haus 507 Carrigart 348 Cockermouth 254 Brunate 49 Cartagena 379, 386 Col du Tourmalet 159 Brunelleschi, Filippo 36 Carvoeiro 466-7, 469 Colline du Château 201 Buckingham Palace 209 Casa Batlló 443 Cologne 480-1, 522-3 Burg Hohenwerfen 562 Casal de Loivos 455 Colosseum 37, 76 Burg Katz 486 Casino de Monte Carlo 171 582 Comarés 392 Dún Aengus 322, 360 Fintown Railway 350 Como 47-9, 53 Dunbeg Fort 308 Florence 17, 36, 41, 56-7, 63, Conciergerie 199 Dunfanaghy 319, 326, 351 78-9, 86-7, 114-15 Coniston 256-7, 259 Duomo (Florence) 36, 79, Foix 160, 161 Cork City 324, 327 114 Fondation Maeght 166 Corniche de l’Estérel 166 Duoro Valley 449-57 Fort Augustus 274 Costa del Sol 389-97 Dürnstein 574-5 Fort William 273, 277 Coutances 140 Düsseldorf 480 Fortezza 62 France 117-201 Covarrubias 422-3 INDEX Craigendarroch 263 E accommodation 195 Cramant 181-2 Edinburgh 216-17, 219 business hours 195 C-F Cremona 40 Eichstätt & the Altmühltal car hire 194 Cromane Peninsula 332 Nature Park 498 costs 195 Crummock Water 254 Eisriesenwelt 562 currency 194 Elciego 431, 435 emergencies 194, 196-7 D Elegug Stack Rocks 286 food 195 fuel 194 da Vinci, Leonardo 32, 191 Elterwater 250 internet access 195 Danube cruises 574 Emmental Region 546-7 language 194, 196-7 Danube River 569-75 Emmentaler Schaukäserei 546 mobile phones 195 Dartmoor National Park 224, 233 Engelberg 532, 533 money 194, 195 D-Day beaches 133-41 Engelhartszell an der Donau tipping 195 571-2 Delta de L’Erbe 381 transport 195 Engelszell 571 Derry 345, 351 visas 194 Ennis 307-8, 312-13, 354-6, Derrynane National Historic weather 194 361 Park 310-11 websites 195 Ennistymon 356, 361 Derwentwater 253 wi-fi 195 Épernay 178-81, 183 Dingle 308, 313, 322, 327 Fraumünster 548 Erice 91-2, 98 Dinkelsbühl 495, 502 French language 196-7 Eskdale 255 Disentis Abbey 532 French Riviera 129, 163-73 Estella 403 Doctor Who Experience 214 Freshwater West 286 Estepona 396, 397 Doe Castle 348-9 Fribourg 544, 549 Exmoor National Park 274-5 Dog Falls 276 Friedensmuseum 482 Èze 171, 173 Dom St Kilian 492 Frómist 407 Dom St Petri 514 Fuengirola 393, 397 Dom zu Fulda 508 F Fuente de Vino 403 Donauwörth 497-8 Fahan 347 Fuggerei 498 Doolin 322, 360, 361 Fährboot 487 Fulda 508 Douro Valley 449-57 Falaise aux Vautours 156 Funicolare Como- Dove Cottage 250 Faro 467-8, 469 Brunate 49 Downings 351 Feria de Malaga 385 Funiculaire de Fribourg 544 Drumnadrochit 275-6 Festung Ehrenbreitstein 483 Fürstbischöfliche Residenz 498 Dublin 302, 312, 316-17, 326, Finale Ligure 104, 107 366-7 Füssen 500, 503 583 Future Jüdisches Glen Lyon 268 Museum 522 Glen Nevis 273-4 H Glencolumbcille 350 Hadrian’s Wall 229-30 G Glenevin Waterfall 345-7, Hamelin 513, 517 Gaeilge language 364 351 Hanau 506, 507 Galleria degli Uffizi 36, Gletscherschlucht 535 Hanover 513-14 79, 115 Gold Beach 136 Harburg 495-6 Galleria dell’Accademia Gorges du Verdon 129 Hardknott Pass 255-6 (Florence) 36, 114 Gornergratbahn 537 INDEX Haro 430-1 Gallerie dell’Accademia Göttingen 511-12, 517 Harry Potter movies 273 F-I (Venice) 33 Gower Heritage Centre 282 Hautvillers 178 Galway City 302-4, 312, Grasmere 250, 259 Hawkshead 257-8, 259 354, 361 Grasse 170 Haystacks 254 Gap of Dunloe 336 Great Britain 203-295 Healy Pass 324 Gästekarte 499 accommodation 291 Heiligtum der Isis und Mater Gemsstock 532 business hours 291 Magna 488 Geneva 542-4, 549, 552-3 car hire 290 Herrenhäuser Gärten 513 Genoa 32, 40, 102-3, 107 costs 290, 291 Highland Folk German language 520-1 currency 290 Museum 265-7 Germany 475-523 emergencies 290 Highland games 263 accommodation 519 food 291 Highland Wildlife Park 265 car hire 518 fuel 290 highlights 8-9, 10-19 costs 519 internet access 291 Hill Top 256 currency 518 languages 290 Historisches Museum emergencies 518, 521 mobile phones 291 Schloss
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