num_pages: 652
description: · A critically acclaimed budget travel guide with attitude, mixing an irreverent look at culture and politics with brutally honest dining, lodging, and sightseeing reviews; original, socially aware.· Covers Eastern Europe from the Great Synagogue in Budapest, reputedly the largest in Europe, to the remains of the Princely Court in Romania.· Researched, written, and edited by University of California at Berkeley students.· Packed with sidebars full of trivia and fascinating facts on everything from Vlad "Dracula" Tepes to naming the streets of Hungary.· Up-to-date information on politics and culture.· Hundreds of recommended cheap eats and sleeps plus suggested splurges.· What's low-cost or free.· Loaded with outdoor activities.· Travel information for gays, women, people with disabilities.· 53 pages of maps.· Complete destination/topic indexes.
language: English
title: Berkeley Guide to Eastern Europe-1993: On the Loose in Series
titlecomplete: Berkeley Guide to Eastern Europe-1993: On the Loose in Series
publisher: Fodor's Travel Publications