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  CityTrip Hamburg - Travel guide...

  Hans-Jürgen Fründt

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  Hamburg: It's the Elbe River, the harbor, Alster manors, districts in the scene, the Reeperbahn, clubs, museums and theaters, local art, shopping, and relaxing on river shores. City travellers will easily get their money's worth in this vibrant, multifaceted city. Along with its well-known sights, such as St. Michael's Church, HafenCity, the Reeperbahn, and the Speicherstadt, Hamburg will allure you with an array of hidden attractions you can reach by ship, subway or on foot.
  
  This updated guide is an ideal aide for single-handedly exploring all sides of Hamburg:
  
  •	Hamburg's main sights and museums as well as descriptions of lesser-known attractions and neighborhoods
  •	Fascinating architecture, from old Kontor buildings to the Elbphilharmonie concert hall
  •	Four distinct city paths through Hamburg's most interesting quarters
  •	Things to do on a weekend trip
  •	Excursions to Altona, Ottensen, and Blankenese
  •	Where to shop, including the Fish Market and various malls
  •	The best pubs and restaurants, and what to know about local cuisine
  •	How to spend your evenings, whether at a musical or a bar with a view
  •	Stories and histories: dignified Hanseatic citizens, rough port workers and St. Pauli hustlers
  •	Relaxing and dreaming in Hamburg: Elbe River trails and city parks, such as Planten un Blomen, Hirschpark, and Alstervorland
  •	Selected accommodations, from the low-priced to the extravagant
  •	Practical information about arrival, prices, transportation, tours, events, emergencies …
  •	All points of interest featured in the book are linked to Google Maps. Their locations and directions there can be displayed with one click or press
  •	A map of downtown Hamburg is integrated in the ePub.
  
  The CityTrip series, by the renowned German travel guide publisher Reise Know-How ("travel know-how"), features over 130 destinations, making it the most comprehensive collection of city guides published worldwide. This ePub version originates from the German print version.

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  Fifty Places to Play Golf Before...

  Chris Santella

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  A stunning, in-depth guide to fifty of the world’s greatest golf courses, selected by people deeply connected to the sport. 
   
  There’s an incredible similarity between the mechanics of a fly cast and the swing of a golf club. Perhaps that's why Chris Santella, author of Fifty Places to Fly Fish Before You Die, can be found on the links when he’s not on the stream. With Fifty Places to Play Golf Before You Die, Santella gives voice to his other sporting passion, interviewing 50 people intimately connected to the sport about some of their favorite courses around the world. 
   
  For both passionate golfers and armchair travelers, this gorgeous full-color book presents the world’s greatest golf venues, the personal favorites of renowned players, course architects, and other experts in the sport. From Ballyliffin, Ireland’s northernmost course, whose rumpled fairways wander along the North Sea in the shadows of Glashedy Rock, to New Zealand's Cape Kidnappers, perched atop dramatic cliffs some 500 feet above the ocean, the book’s beautiful photographs capture the architecture, noteworthy holes, location, and ambiance that make these courses standouts for ardent golfers. A brief history of each course, an experiential account-filled with local color-from the person recommending the venue, and trip-planning advice provide adventurous readers with all the information they need to chip and putt their way around the globe. 
   
  A close-up look at golf’s top courses around the world, recommended by such experts as Nick Faldo and Christie Kerr (pro golfers), Pete Dye and Tom Doak (course architects), and Brian McCallen (editor and author). 
   
  With breathtaking color photographs of each site, this is a great gift for avid golfers and armchair travelers alike.

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  Accrington Pals - Trail Home and...

  William Bennett Turner

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  A battlefield guide to the World War I exploits of the 11th Battalion, East Lancashire Regiment, made up of volunteers who had enlisted together. 
   
  Follow the footsteps of the Pals in their journey from Lancashire to their training camps in England and Wales and to the villages and battlefields of France. A comprehensive account, with maps and pictures, of a Pals Battalion’s service throughout the war. 
   
  The Battleground series is designed for both the battlefield visitor and the reader at home. For the former, this book is an invaluable guide and each site is described in detail. For everyone there are graphic descriptions of action, often through first-hand accounts, supported by illustrations, diagrams and maps.

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  The Last Blue Mountain - Tales...

  James Hilton

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  From Gabon to Guyana, Shangri La to Kamchatka, through rainbow markets and exuberant rainforests, across impressionist landscapes and a high altitude desert, author James Chilton's delightfully diverse collection of travel writing will whet the appetite and feed the imagination. The Last Blue Mountain takes readers far off the beaten tourist tracks and onto uncharted trails of natural beauty and cultural diversity. Chilton reveals his enthusiasm for travel - he's visited some seventy-eight countries to date - and his love of food, beauty, flora, fauna and, above all, the people he meets along the way. Witty, articulate and with sharp observations, his engaging and often humorous snapshots are illustrated throughout with evocative pen and ink sketches.

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  The Krays' London - A History...

  Caroline Allen

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  A true crime travel guide to the haunts and hangouts of the most notorious gangsters of London’s East End.      There are many conflicting stories about who Ronnie and Reggie Kray were.   Films depicting their lives have made the public vilify them, adore them and even admire them. This guidebook will dig a little deeper into the places they spent their time. Many of the places are renowned as the stomping grounds of the devious duo, but there are one or two exclusives that are not yet covered anywhere else, including the untold story of their lifelong hairdresser.   Chapter by chapter, a map of their lives will reveal itself, making this the perfect read for anybody around the world interested in London’s gangster scene.   “I remember going home from a cinema visit to London in the early 1960s with police sirens all over the place as we went through the East End. I remember the newspaper reports of the time, and wondering how the police could allow such people to control the East End to such an extent, and to apparently countenance the horrors this evil gang inflicted on their own and their enemies. It was a horrendous time to be alive in the East End of London, and Caroline’s superb book brings it all back to life.” —Books Monthly

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  Paris Lost and Found - A Memoir...

  Scott Dominic Carpenter

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  Following his hilarious introduction to Paris in French Like Moi, Midwesterner Scott Dominic Carpenter returns to the scene of the crime with more tales of intrigue. 
  This time, though, the story starts with sorrow as Carpenter's wife struggles with dementia. Humor may be the best medicine, but even the antics of a vandal in their building can’t cement the tiles of her memory for long. Before he expects it, the author finds himself alone in a capital that is also blighted by the pandemic. 
  It’s against this backdrop that the city comes roaring back to life. From bizarre encounters on the Metro to comical clashes with authority figures, and even a quixotic battle against a flock of migrant parrots, Paris Lost and Found unveils sides of the great city that are as quirky as they are authentic. With his unique blend of wit, insight, and wistfulness, Carpenter charts a path through his new labyrinth of solitude—only to emerge on the other side, squinting into the bright light of hope and new beginnings.

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