Norway

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Norway Travel Guide. (3rd Edition) Lonely Planet Publications.


Marvel at spectacular fjords and dramatic glaciers, discover vast wildernesses and thrill to exhilarating outdoor activities - Norway is every nature lover's dream destination.
   Whether you're exploring diverse landscapes or ambling through enchanting towns, this guide enables you to truly connect with the Land of the Midnight Sun.



BE INSPIRED – full-colour highlights, practical planning sections and six itineraries get you on your way.
 
OFF THE BEATEN TRACK – detailed coverage of Arctic Norway and other distant wonderlands broaden your horizons.
 
REST EASY – comprehensive reviews on all accommodation from far-flung mountain huts to stylish boutique hotels.
 
GET AROUND – reliable, grid-referenced maps and our handy Transport chapter help you get from Å to Bergen.
 
UNTIE YOUR TONGUE – the user-friendly Language chapter helps you to meet and greet Norwegians and the indigenous Sami people.
 

LONE

$23.95
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$5.80
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$14.80
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Norway Travel Guide. (4th Edition) Lonely Planet Publications.


Pre-order to reserve your copy now. This guidebook is expected instock in all regions by mid-May 2008 and will ship on arrival.
   Current edition of the Norway Travel Guide available until mid-April or until stocks last.



 

LONE

$23.95
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$5.80
p&h
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$14.80
foreign
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Norway Fodor’s Guide.  Random House.  Size 5”x9”

Contains up-to-the-minute information and new coverage of local trends; unique color planning section with all images keyed to descriptive text about sights covered in the book; ‘Smart Travel Tips’, which is a consumer-savvy travel primer full of expert advice and contacts; exclusive itineraries to help readers decide what to see in the time they have; thorough reviews of hotels and restaurants in every price range; one-of-kind features like ‘Off-the-Beaten Track’ and ‘Need a Break?’; great sections on shopping, arts, nightlife, sports, and the most wonderful side trips; detailed maps and floor plans for key points of interest

FODR

$11.95

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Norway Travel Guide.  Lonely Planet Publications (see preview below)

LONE

$17.95

  Norway; 1st edition

Deanna Swaney
448 pages / 16 pages / 55 maps
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$17.95

From breathtaking fjords to magical national parks and the eerie midnight sun, this indispensable guide will help you experience all that Norway has to offer no matter what your budget.

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• extensive coverage of Norway's great outdoors, including skiing and hiking
• coverage of accommodation, eating and transport options, from lakeside camping to fjord-touring ferries
• 55 detailed maps
• concise and practical Norwegian language guide
• essential money-saving tips for travel in one of the world's most expensive countries

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Norway Insight Guide.  APA Publications

APAP

$22.95

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Norway Nelles Guide.  Nelles Verlag

NELS

$14.95

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Norway Insight Compact Guide.  APA Publications

APAP

 $ 7.95

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Norway ~ Regions

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Spitzbergen Travel Guide.  Bradt Publications (see preview below)

BRAD

$17.95

  Andreas Umbreit
Guide to Spitzbergen with Franz Josef Land &
   Jan Mayen  
2nd edition
224 pages / 13 maps
$17.95
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Spitzbergen (Svalbard), with the adjacent islands of Franz Josef Land and Jan Mayan, is gradually beginning to welcome tourists, especially from expedition cruise ships and those on wildlife trips seeking the ultimate Arctic experience. Andreas Umbreit is the acknowledged expert on Spitzbergen and describes not only all the tourist opportunities in the archipelago, but the safety implications of travel in this environment and the region's complex history.

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About Spitzbergen

Spitzbergen, is as close as you can easily get to the North Pole. An archipelago lying entirely within the Arctic Circle, Spitzbergen is one of the last areas of original wilderness in Europe, inhabited by polar bears, reindeer and arctic fox, and with 60% of its land covered by ice. Currently dependent on mining, the islands are slowly opening up to tourism as an alternative source of income for the tiny population.

                                      About the author

Andreas Umbreit is a German tour operator specializing in Spitzbergen where he spends every summer organizing trekking tour groups.

                                      Author's comment

One of the special charms of Spitzbergen, as large as the Netherlands and Belgium put together, is that it is for all intents and purposes an uninhabited, original wilderness. With a population of around 2,800 concentrated in five small settlements, and about 1,500 visitors annually, there is enough space in this vast area to be able to spend days, even weeks, without meeting anyone at all. In this respect, as well as its climate, it is unique in Europe.

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Norway ~ Cities

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Oslo and Bergen, Insight Pocket Guide.  APA Publications

APAP

$12.95

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