Cover of Rick Steves' Germany and Austria 2007

Rick Steves' Germany and Austria 2007

This guidebook covers Germany and Austria for travelers planning their own trips. Author Rick Steves points readers toward places to sleep and eat across a range of budgets, and walks them through the main sights worth their time. Alongside the listings are practical tips on getting around, plus background on local customs and daily life, so visitors can settle in and make the most of the region without a tour guide tagging along. It is aimed at independent travelers who want a clear, portable companion for the road.

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