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Which? Recommended Provider: Time Out Guides kicks off 2014 by being rated top guidebook brand by Which? Survey, for level of detail, photography, quality of maps, ease of finding information and value for money. The Time Out Vienna city guide takes you into the grandiloquent streetscapes of Austria's elegant capital. While pinpointing the essentials on the capital of the Habsburgs and its fabulous musical tradition, the guide hails the city's commitment to its citizens, the exuberance of its contemporary culture and the sensual pleasures that lurk amid the grandeur of its kaleidoscopic architecture. *Sightseeing in Vienna *Vienna hotels *Vienna restaurants & cafes *Vienna bars *Vienna shops *Vienna maps

Time Out Brussels is the essential companion to Europe's quirky capital. Whether travelling for business or pleasure, Time Out's insider knowledge will open up this characterful city, helping travelers through its gastronomic maze, pinpointing the best bars for Belgian brew, and immersing them in a heady muddle of cultures. A high-speed hop from London, Paris, Amsterdam, and Cologne, the city at Europe’s crossroads is as distinguished, diverse and distinctive as any continental capital. Home to the Surrealists and the Breughels, this living monument to art nouveau enjoys a gastronomic reputation second to none — complemented by boundless bar crawls and style-conscious shopping sprees. Using local journalists, writers and experts, Time Out Brussels offers an informed and detailed excursion around the city and its attractions, from the Gothic and Guildhouse past of the Grand Place to Brussels’ present-day role as Europe’s capital, taking in its beers and its boutiques, its markets and its mussels, and its comics and its chocolates along the way. Beyond Brussels, the guide also delves deep into the three main metropoli of Flanders: fashion-conscious Antwerp, medieval Ghent, unsung and underrated; and Bruges, Belgium’s biggest tourist draw. Day-trips dip each side of the French/Flemish divide, from the coast around Ostend to Liege nestling on the Dutch and German borders.