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40 Independent One Stop City Guides For The Visitors
The Euromost eastern europe city guides are not a formula to supplement the sale of an airline ticket or the rental of a hotel room. They are an independent source of practical and useful information that anyone visiting that city might or should know.
Every euromost guide is linked to the country profile page for that country and other similiar pages. See sountry profiles listings at the top of the page.
Euromost city guides include links to the local tourist board and or the local city page of the national tourist board. For some cities there are other well informed sources of useful independent information
The tourist boards links are a reliable source of information on local bus coach tram train metro and (underground ) services. These links often offer timetables. An increasing number offer tourist city travel cards or period cards many of which also offer discounts to sighteeing attractions exhibhitions and restaurants etc. Some official city guides may not tell you about the darker side of the city the dangers that tourists can face. Every euromost city features this information where we are aware of it. For example we mention the racist attacks that occur in St Petersburg or the threat of landmines in areas outside Belgrade.
In each guide we offer information on the sightseeing and main attractions in the city and occasionally those which should be avoided such as the saltmine outside Salzburg. Each Euromost city guide contains information on restaurants in the city. Some restauants reviews are favourable others, especially those simply noted as expensive or aimed at tourists may be not be ones for a shortlist. We tend to feature restaurants selling national dishes and most of these are independendently owned.
Each city guide includes a snapshot of local companies who offer accommodation (more detail) as these generally offer the best or most rates. The accommodation guide for each city includes hotels apartments with other accommodation including hostels pensions and campsites that we might be aware of. We welcome additional any additional on these last three categories you might have.
Each city guide is supported by a guide to its local airport with details of the airlines that fly there with the emphasis on low cost airlines offering cheap flights to the city. This local airport information includes links to the airport website, including the live flight arrivals and flight departures pages boards. The distance of the airport from the city and advice and information on travelling to the city centre ( downtown) from the airport.
Each city guide has information on the main nightlife in the city including clubs etc.The Euromost Eastern Europe City guides are complimented by numerous other travel guides including european and international travel guides for Air Travel, Rail and Rail networks and Coach services that link to that city. There is also a guide for Visitors to the Auschwitz and Birkenau Concentration Camps.
Some official and commercial city guides may not tell you about the darker side of the city the dangers that tourists can face. Every euromost city guide features this information where we are aware of it. Are there landmines in Serbia - When is a lady of the night in Prague not a lady - and is St Petersburg safe for a black person to visit?
Every city guide has a 'crime and personal safety and security guide' which outines essential information a visitor should know. This information is rarely found on a tourist board site and unlikely to be detailed in a holiday brochure. Yes there are still landlines in parts of Serbia, but not in the capital. Ladies of the night in Prague may actually be robbers and skinheads do attack Asians and Afro Carribeans in St Petersburg.