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POCKET ROUGH GUIDES


Spend more time exploring and less time reading with the new Pocket Rough Guide city break series. These slim, full-colour guides will help travellers make the most of the great cities of the world. So, for those of us without amigos in Barcelona, without amis en Paris or buddies in New York, these Pocket guides will fill the gap with tell-it- like-it-is text and reliable recommendations.


Pocket Rough Guides are also available in digital format for your tablet or mobile so you can store them in your virtual library or download them while you’re on the go. Each guide brings bespoke itineraries and insider tips - so from budget Paris to Communist Prague, secret Rome or New York for kids, you’ll find tailored inspiration to make the most of your city break. Pocket Rough Guides cover all the key sights, restaurants and shopping as well as the best bars and clubs for a night out. Written by expert authors who are passionate about their destinations, they also come with a free pull-out map labelled with landmarks plus the locations of all the listings from the guide.


Each guide is broken down into six distinct parts, allowing travellers to dip in easily to find the information they’re after:


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Introduction to…’ gives the lowdown on what’s hot and what’s not in a city – plus a variety of imaginative sample itineraries.


Places…’ is the heart of a Pocket Rough Guide, broken down by neighbourhood and including all the sights, and places to eat, drink and shop along the way – all keyed to a map.


Best of…’ Full-colour spreads pick the best a city has to offer in every category, from restaurants and museums to shopping and nightlife.


‘Essentials…’ includes detailed transportation information, and other practical items like helpful language phrases, a calendar of festivals and events, and a menu reader.


‘Accommodation…’ includes our pick of the best places to stay, from the cheapest hostels to the fanciest hotels.


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