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LA VERSION COMPLETE DE VOTRE GUIDE WEEK-END EN EUROPE 2013/2014 en numérique ou en papier en 3 clics à partir de 7.99€ Disponible sur AUTEURS ET DIRECTEURS DES COLLECTIONS Dominique AUZIAS & Jean-Paul LABOURDETTE DIRECTEUR DES EDITIONS VOYAGE Week-ends Stéphan SZEREMETA RESPONSABLES EDITORIAUX VOYAGE Patrick MARINGE et Morgane VESLIN en Europe EDITION ✆ 01 72 69 08 00 Julien BERNARD, Sophie CUCHEVAL, Caroline MICHELOT, Pierre-Yves SOUCHET Partir pour quelques jours, c’est l’occasion de s’extirper du et Maïssa BENMILOUD quotidien et de s’évader. Quel que soit votre budget, c’est ENQUETE ET REDACTION Maïlys ALBERTO, Céline PIETERS et alter aussi l’opportunité de rencontrer une culture différente, de vivre un autre rythme et de découvrir des merveilles. Si STUDIO Sophie LECHERTIER et Romain AUDREN les motivations pour partir sont immuables, les habitudes MAQUETTE & MONTAGE de voyage changent. Les départs sont plus nombreux Julie BORDES, Élodie CARY, Élodie CLAVIER, dans l’année et la durée des séjours est plus courte. Après Sandrine MECKING, Delphine PAGANO, les congés payés, voici le temps des escapades ! Avec Laurie PILLOIS, Evelyne AMRI et Marie AZIDROU l’élargissement de l’Europe, ce sont des frontières qui CARTOGRAPHIE Philippe PARAIRE, Thomas TISSIER s’ouvrent. Avec des moyens de transport toujours plus rapides, ce sont des pays qui se rapprochent. C’est en fait PHOTOTHEQUE ✆ 01 72 69 08 07 Élodie SCHUCK tout le continent européen qui devient plus petit, apportant REGIE INTERNATIONALE ✆ 01 53 69 65 50 de grands dépaysements aux portes de l’Hexagone. Le Karine VIROT, Camille ESMIEU, candidat à l’escapade doit donc se décider parmi un Romain COLLYER et Guillaume LABOUREUR assistés d’Élise CADIOU menu riche et varié. Madrid ou Prague constituent des valeurs sûres. Kiev ou Vilnius offrent une alternative plus PUBLICITE ✆ 01 53 69 70 66 Olivier AZPIROZ, Stéphanie BERTRAND, exotique. Parmi cette multitude de destinations, nous Perrine DE CARNE MARCEIN, Caroline AUBRY, avons sélectionné et passé au crible 40 villes idéales Caroline GENTELET, Sabrina SERIN, Sophie PELISSIER, Virginie SMADJA, Orianne BRIZE, pour une visite de quelques jours. Il y en a pour tous Sacha GOURAND assistés de Sandra RUFFIEUX, les goûts : week-ends romantiques à Venise ou Vienne, Nathalie GONCALVES et Vimla MEETTOO séjours festifs à Barcelone ou Amsterdam, dépaysements RESPONSABLE REGIE NATIONALE garantis à Istanbul ou Copenhague, parcours culturels à Aurélien MILTENBERGER Rome ou Athènes, excursions gastronomiques à Séville INTERNET ou Bruges, fièvre du shopping à Londres ou Milan… Lionel CAZAUMAYOU, Jean-Marc REYMUND, Cédric MAILLOUX, Anthony GUYOT, Caroline Cependant, le temps imparti dans un week-end est LOLLIEROU, Florian FAZER, Christophe PERREAU limité, et les délais de préparation le sont généralement et Anthony LEFEVRE tout autant. C’est pourquoi il est primordial de bien RELATIONS PRESSE ✆ 01 53 69 70 19 Jean-Mary MARCHAL organiser son départ. A savoir : réserver ses billets et ses nuitées d’hôtel, planifier budget, visites, sorties et DIFFUSION ✆ 01 53 69 70 68 Éric MARTIN, Bénédicte MOULET shopping. Au travers de ce guide, nous vous proposons assistés d’Aïssatou DIOP et Alicia FILANKEMBO la substantifique moelle de chaque destination. Les RESPONSABLE DES VENTES informations pratiques et culturelles nécessaires et Jean-Pierre GHEZ suffisantes pour organiser vos escapades avec acuité DIRECTEUR ADMINISTRATIF ET FINANCIER et selon vos envies. Dans chaque fiche, vous trouverez Gérard BRODIN les réponses aux questions essentielles : quand et RESPONSABLE COMPTABILITE comment partir ? Quel budget prévoir et que ramener Isabelle BAFOURD assistée de Christelle MANEBARD, Janine DEMIRDJIAN et Oumy DIOUF de son voyage ? Comment se repérer et où loger ? Que manger de typique et où se restaurer ? Que voir, que DIRECTRICE DES RESSOURCES HUMAINES Dina BOURDEAU assistée de Sandra MORAIS faire et où sortir ? Nous vous donnons les clés pour et Claudia MARROT réaliser le week-end de vos rêves, il ne vous reste plus qu’à choisir votre prochaine destination ! LE PETIT FUTÉ WEEK-ENDS EN EUROPE 2013-2014 L’équipe de rédaction NOUVELLES ÉDITIONS DE L’UNIVERSITÉ© Dominique AUZIAS & Associés© 18, rue des Volontaires - 75015 Paris Tél. : 33 1 53 69 70 00 - Fax : 33 1 53 69 70 62 Petit Futé, Petit Malin, Globe Trotter, Country Guides et City Guides sont des marques déposées ™®© Découvrir © Photo de couverture : SIMONE BECCHETTI ISBN - 9782746961906 le guide Imprimé en France par IMPRIMERIE CHIRAT - 42540 Saint-Just-la-Pendue en ligne Dépôt légal : Décembre 2012 Date d’achèvement : Décembre 2012 Pour nous contacter par email, indiquez le nom de famille en minuscule suivi de @petitfute.com Pour le courrier des lecteurs : [email protected] Sommaire Pratique ........................79 Gastronomie ...............160 WEEK-ENDS À faire ...........................86 Florence .......................161 EN EUROPE Où sortir ? .....................90 Florence Shopping ......................90 en 10 mots-clés ..........161 Amsterdam ......................7 Gastronomie .................92 Pratique ......................164 Amsterdam À faire .........................166 en 10 mots-clés ..............7 Budapest ........................93 Pratique ........................12 Budapest Où sortir ? ...................168 À faire ...........................15 en 10 mots-clés ............93 Shopping ....................169 Où sortir ? .....................17 Pratique ........................96 Gastronomie ...............170 Shopping ......................18 À faire ...........................99 Helsinki ........................171 Gastronomie .................19 Où sortir ? ...................102 Helsinki Shopping ....................103 Athènes ..........................20 en 10 mots-clés ..........171 Gastronomie ...............104 Athènes Pratique ......................174 en 10 mots-clés ............20 Copenhague .................105 À faire .........................176 Pratique ........................24 Copenhague Où sortir ? ...................178 À faire ...........................26 en 10 mots-clés ..........105 Shopping ....................179 Où sortir ? .....................29 Pratique ......................110 Gastronomie ...............180 Shopping ......................29 À faire .........................113 Istanbul ........................181 Gastronomie .................30 Où sortir ? ...................115 Istanbul Barcelone .......................31 Shopping ....................115 en 10 mots-clés ..........181 Barcelone Gastronomie ...............116 Pratique ......................186 en 10 mots-clés ............31 Cracovie .......................117 À faire .........................188 Pratique ........................36 Cracovie Où sortir ? ...................193 À faire ...........................38 en 10 mots-clés ..........117 Shopping ....................193 Où sortir ? .....................41 Pratique ......................120 Gastronomie ...............194 Shopping ......................42 À faire .........................122 Kiev...............................196 Gastronomie .................42 Où sortir ? ...................124 Kiev en 10 mots-clés ..196 Belgrade .........................44 Shopping ....................125 Pratique ......................198 Belgrade Gastronomie ...............126 À faire .........................200 en 10 mots-clés ............44 Dublin ...........................127 Où sortir ? ...................202 Pratique ........................45 Dublin Shopping ....................202 À faire ...........................49 en 10 mots-clés ..........127 Gastronomie ...............203 Où sortir ? .....................52 Pratique ......................133 Lisbonne .......................204 Shopping ......................53 À faire .........................135 Lisbonne Gastronomie .................54 Où sortir ? ...................138 en 10 mots-clés ..........204 Berlin ..............................55 Shopping ....................139 Pratique ......................205 Berlin en 10 mots-clés ..55 Gastronomie ...............140 À faire .........................212 Pratique ........................59 Dubrovnik.....................141 Où sortir ? ...................216 À faire ...........................61 Dubrovnik Shopping ....................217 Où sortir ? .....................65 en 10 mots-clés ..........141 Gastronomie ...............218 Shopping ......................66 Pratique ......................144 Liverpool ......................219 Gastronomie .................66 À faire .........................146 Liverpool Bruges ............................68 Où sortir ? ...................148 en 10 mots-clés ..........219 Bruges en 10 mots-clés .68 Shopping ....................149 Pratique ......................222 Pratique ........................69 Gastronomie ...............150 À faire .........................224 À faire ...........................73 Édimbourg ....................151 Où sortir ? ...................227 Où sortir ? .....................75 Édimbourg Shopping ....................227 Shopping ......................76 en 10 mots-clés ..........151 Gastronomie ...............228 Gastronomie .................77 Pratique ......................154 Londres ........................229 Bruxelles ........................78 À faire .........................156 Londres Bruxelles Où sortir ? ...................158 en 10 mots-clés ..........229 en 10 mots-clés ............78 Shopping ....................159 Pratique ......................234
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    Mark food Daily specials from Monda #cuinessantacaterina et cuisine Different products and styles of y to for sharing served according to prepar y Friday ation time Check the displa #grupotragaluz arian dishes S Soups ice • Veget alads R Eggs Fish Mea Vegetables Stews Pasta Seafood t • 100 Courgette salad with goat cheese 9.5 •111 Lentil stew with vegetables and herbs 10 •121 Pumpkin ravioli with mushroom sauce 10.8 131 Gilt-head bream with tomato and fungi 15.2 141 Iberian ham shavings 19 • 101 Tomato medley with ventresca tuna 10.2 112 Fricandó (beef and mushroom stew) 13 •122 Courgette spaghetti with Parmesan 9.8 132 Skate with beurre noir, capers, and olives 12 142 Traditional roast lamb 18.50 • 102 Tomato confit and mozzarella salad 11 •123 Vegetable lasagna 9.8 133 Cod loin with garlic mousseline 21 143 Botifarra sausage with Santa Pau beans • 103 Hummus, baba ghanoush, and guacamole 9.9 125 Truffle and foie gras cannelloni 13.5 134 Grilled Galician razor shells 10.5 and foie gras 12.45 • 104 Garden salad 9.5 126 Penne alla bolognese 9.4 135 Grilled Norwegian salmon 13 144 Hamburger with mushroom sauce 12 • 105 Escalivada (grilled red pepper, aubergine, 127 Tagliatelle with shrimp and chili pepper 12 136 Grilled squid with asparagus 14 145 Slice of suckling pig 22 anean and onion) with Tou dels Til·lers cheese 9.9 128 Lobster caldoso (brothy rice) - 2 people 25 137 Steamed Galician mussels 11 146 Sirloin with Béarnaise sauce 20 Mediterr • 106 Fried Padrón peppers 8.9 129 Fried eggs with sliced potatoes and 147 Galician beef picanha
  • Antipasto (Starters)

    Antipasto (Starters)

    Antipasto (Starters) Insalata verde ( Green salad ) ............................................................................................... 6'00 Lettuce, tomato, onion i black olives Insalata mista ( Mixed salad ) .............................................................................................. 7'50 Lettuce, tomato, carrot, onion, pepper, black olives, asparagus, hard-boiled eggs and tuna Insalata caprese ( Caprese salad ) ...................................................................................... 7’50 Tomato, buffalo mozzarella, basil and black olives Insalata con formaggio di capra (Goat cheese salad) .......................................................... 7’50 Lettuce, goat cheese, dried fruits and nuts and honey vinaigrette Insalata catalana ( Catalan salad ) ...................................................................................... 8'50 Green salad with cold sausages. Insalata Barocchetto ( Barocchetto salad ) ........................................................................... 8'50 Lettuce, tomato, soya, beetroot, artichoke, black olives, cured ham and Parmesan. Insalata Fredda di Trottole ( Sugo rosa o vinagreta ) ( Trottole salad ) ............................... 9'20 Trottole ( tricolor pasta ), hard-boiled eggs, tuna, pepper, tomato, black olives, sweetcorn. (Pink sauce or vinaigrette) Insalata di salmone affumicato (Smoked salmon salad) ....................................................... 9’50 Lettuce, red onion, radish, carrot, black olives, hard-boiled eggs and smoked