Marla

I'll be traveling to Prague, Salzburg, Budapest & Vienna later this year and was wondering if anyone knows of a tourbook that might include all of these cities in one guide. Any suggestions of the best guides for these cities? Any great restaurants? Sights that are must sees? Thanks for any advice!

Linda

I went to the library and checked out Fodors, Frommers & a couple of others. For restaurants, check the restaurant section here at the Fodors site. For hotels, events, pensions try nethotels.com for good information.

Ben Haines

Fodors. <BR> <BR>I ate to say so on Fodors pages, but the Lonely Planet book on Central Europe is good, and covers all four cities. <BR> <BR>Ben Haines, London <BR>

Marla

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll have to go pick up a copy of Lonely Planet's Central Europe.

Jeff

I'll be visiting these cities in April and am curious to know if this Central Europe book will contain sufficient info on the individual cities, or just a brief overview of the area.

Joyce

Don't miss the Laterna Magika show in Prague. It was the highlight of our 2-week trip to Prague and Budapest. You can order tickets here on the Internet, which is the safest way to go, as trying to get them after you arrive in Prague is pretty risky. It is a combination of stage and screen, totally unlike anything you have ever seen. Just do a search on either Laterna Magika or Magika Laterna until you come up with one for tickets. Perhaps another poster can give you an exact URL. Obviously, it means Magic Lantern.

Ben Haines

Fodors <BR>Lonely Planet gives each city about 22 pages of compact information, including a city centre map. <BR> <BR>Please write if I can help further. <BR> <BR>Ben Haines, London