Andy Herbach Bücher

Amsterdam has more canals than Venice, more bridges than Paris, more bicycles than cars, and perhaps more tolerance than any other city in the world. It's what makes Amsterdam truly unique and such a wonderful place to visit. Because the city is so compact, you can see a lot even if your stay is short. Its sights are as diverse as its residents, including beautiful churches, lovely gardens, world-class museums and, of course, the infamous Red Light District. Cultured, vibrant, fun-and easy to get around-Amsterdam is the perfect European city to explore. As our title says, this little guide will make your trip to Amsterdam easy. Tuck it into your pocket and head out for a great day of You'll have over 100 places of interest at your fingertips, with insider tips on cafés, restaurants, shops, and outdoor markets. We've also given directions for great themed walks around the city, along the canals and, of course, through the "naughty" part of town (this is Amsterdam, after all!). Forget those large, bulky travel tomes. This handy little pocket guide to Amsterdam is all you need to make your visit enjoyable, memorable-and easy. Quote referring to the author's Eating & Drinking in "...an opinionated little compendium...the right size for a traveler" - New York Times

This food "dictionary-plus" has more than 3,500 entries, elegant illustrations on every page, and lots of restaurant selections -- it is the indispensable guide to dining out in Paris.

Paris dining pro Andy Herbach leads readers to the best Parisian restaurants and wine bars, including top wine shops and other places to buy great wine! The author of "Eating & Drinking in Paris" and "Open Road's Best of Paris" brings us his take on the best combination of culinary delights imaginable – delectable French food and out-of-this-world French wine – in the best city in the world to combine them: Paris! A brief section introduces readers to the Parisian restaurant scene, French wines by region, and select culinary and wine terms. The rest of the book is arranged by district (arrondissement) for ease of use, and each arrondissement section offers a map followed by top restaurant picks (not just high-end gourmet, but also great meals at more moderate prices), wine bars, cafes, wine shops (including organic wine shops) and other places that sell wine such as cheese shops and bakeries. The restaurants selected will all be known for their wine selection (with select wine-food pairings) -- no mean feat for a city overflowing with restaurants featuring top-notch wine even in the humblest establishments.