The world's best-selling guidebook to the Philippines; New easy-to-use planning feature on diving in the Philippines — some of the best diving in the world; Expand. coverage of emerging hotspot Palawan, a beach paradise; In-depth coverage of essential safety information for Mindanao; written and co-ordinated by a resident Philippines expert.

Including a First-Time Poland spread and a Jewish Heritage essay for Jewish visitors wishing to seek out their roots; Includes a pull-out map of Krakow; Extensive guide to outdoor activities in Poland; Eat and drink like a local section helps foodies get the most out of their trip.

More colour, with new coverage on Alpine villages and the Swiss lakes; In-depth coverage of hiking, skiing and adventure sports; An expert team of local authors — three of the four authors live on Lake Geneva; Includes colour coded sections and a comprehensive index to help you find the information you need quickly.

Wildlife galore, idyllic beaches, snow-capped Kilimanjaro, moss-covered ruins, friendly people, fascinating cultures Tanzania has all this and more wrapped up in one adventurous and welcoming package. Mary Fitzpatrick, Lonely Planet Writer.

Coloured pronunciation guide to help you master the sounds of Russian; New visual cheat sheets to help you out in critical conversations; Thousands of practical and social travel phrases for every situation; Menu decoder helps you to order with confidence; Coloured sections to allow ease of navigation.

Summers of endless light balance freezing but magical winters in this, Europe's wild deep north. You can trust our travel information because Lonely Planet authors visit the places write about, each and every edition. We never accept freebies for positive coverage so you can rely on us to tell it like it is.

The world's best-selling guide to Colombia; Includes 54 maps — more than any other guidebook; Sophisticated city coverage of artsy Bogota, colonial Cartagena and sizzling Cali; A growth destination — international travel to Colombia was up 9% in 2010.

The clear market leader guide to Iran — substantially longer, with better geographical coverage than the competition; Features a colour planning section; Includes detailed coverage of all key sights, including ancient Persepolis and the architectural wonders of Esfahan.

Sculpted with skypiercing, moss-green peaks and vivid turquoise lagoons, sultry French Polynesia is a place to take it slow and experience warm, laid-back islands. CELESTE BRASH, LONELY PLANET WRITER Our Promise You can trust our travel information because Lonely Planet authors visit the places we write about, each and every edition. We never accept freebies for positive coverage so you can rely on us to tell it like it is.

Lonely Planet Boston is your passport to all the most relevant and up-to-date advice on what to see, what to skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Trace American history along the Freedom Trail, feel the intensity of Red Sox Nation at Fenway Park, or take an enchanting lantern-lit stroll through Beacon Hill; all with your trusted travel companion. Get to the heart of Boston and begin your journey now!

Lonely Planet Estonia, Latvia & Lithuania is your passport to all the most relevant and up-to-date advice on what to see, what to skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Explore the markets of Tallinn's fairy-tale Old Town, experience the pagan rituals of midsummer's eve, or feel the sea breezes at Curonian Spit; all with your trusted travel companion. Get to the heart of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania and begin your journey now!

Not for Parents: New York is not a guidebook. And it’s definitely 'not-for-parents'. It is the real inside story about one of the world’s most famous cities — New York. In this book you’ll hear fascinating tales about towering skyscrapers and deep subways, a naked cowboy, and the Yankees loudest fans.Check out cool stories about hot dogs and snapping alligators, bulls in the stock exchange and sports on the street. You’ll find superheroes, famous battles, cops, cooks, and millions of rats. Which lady moved to New York from Paris in 350 pieces? Did Martians really invade New York in 1938? Which skyscraper was meant to double as an airship dock? Would you like to spend a night inside an elephant? This book shows you a New York your parents probably don’t even know about.