Europe’s railway & road networks on a double-sided map from ITMB at 1:3, 350, 000, with coverage extending east beyond Moscow to Kazan’ & Volgograd, plus coverage of most of Turkey. Northern Scandinavia, including most of Finl&, is shown as an inset at 1:8, 000, 000. Although the map aims to show the railways distinguishing between high speed lines & the rest of the network, in areas with high density of motorway routes such as Belgium, the Netherlands or the Ruhr, railway lines are very difficult to see. Selected ferry routes are also marked. The map has political colouring to show different countries & is indexed. ...

Great Railway Journeys of Europe Insight Guide is dedicated to a detailed explorataion of recommended rail routes in Europe from ' The Orient Express' to mounatin passses through Switzerland & is presented with a selection of glossy illustrations. Extensive introductory sections detail each region travelled through & explore background information to rail travel in general & individual jounerys in particular, as well as the history & culture of the places en route, whilst selective photo-features illustrate the variety of each place. Essential practical information is provided in the Travel Tips chapter on accommodation, food & drink, shopping & local activities. A useful location finder & travel tip index with relevant page numbers are given on the inside covers. Overview, localised rail route maps are also provided. ...

East View Map Link`s Rail Map of Europe shows regular & high-speed rail routes throughout Europe & northern Africa, as well as ferry routes with transit times. Located on the reverse of the map sheet is a comprehensive timetable exhibiting transit times between major destinations. This map is a must-have reference tool when planning your next excursion across Europe & northern Africa. ...

The new Freytag & Berndt Railway map Europe stretches from the North Cape to the Red Sea & from Marrakech to Tashkent. It has been developed for railway enthusiasts, trainspotters, & interrailers & shows railways, high-speed routes & ferry connections. The back of the map shows the most important international train connections between european capital cities. ...

The freytag & berndt railway map Europe stretches from the North Cape to the Red Sea & from Marrakech to Tashkent. It has been developed for railway enthusiasts, tracers & interrailers & shows, in addition to the railway lines, high-speed routes & ferry connections. At the back of the map are the most important international train connections between the main cities. ...

Impressive, 652-page, Road Atlas of Europe from Freytag & Berndt, in an A4 hardback format, with an extensive index of localities, plus indexed street plans of over 60 town centres & enlargements at 1:100, 000 showing road access to 20 cities. The main section of the atlas covers western & central Europe, including the whole of Scandinavia, Baltic States, Moldova & the Aegean cost of Turkey at 1:700, 000. The maps show road network including secondary roads, indicating seasonal closures, routes closed to or not recommended for caravans, steep gradients, scenic routes, etc. Railways & main ferry routes are also marked. Symbols indicate various monuments & sights, selected campsites, etc., with places of particular interest highlighted. The maps have a latitude/longitude grid at intervals of 30 ...

Europe Road Atlas from the AA with cartography from the Austrian publishers Freytag & Berndt, presented in this version in an A4, paperback format at 1:900, 000. Coverage extends eastwards to include most of Belarus, western Ukraine (without Kiev), & western Turkey. Topography is shown by relief shading with, in the mountainous areas, names of various ranges & peaks, or additional spot heights. National parks or other protected areas are highlighted. Within Greece & countries using Cyrillic script names of main towns are also shown in the local alphabet. Road network indicates driving distances on main & secondary routes &

Includes:: many local roads. Railway lines & ferry routes are shown & local airports are marked. Small symbols highlight selected places of interest, including UNESCO World Heritage sites. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at intervals of 1

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Europe Road Atlas from the AA with cartography from the Austrian publishers Freytag & Berndt, presented in this version in an A4, spiral-bound format at 1:900, 000. Coverage extends eastwards to include most of Belarus, western Ukraine (without Kiev), & western Turkey. Topography is shown by relief shading with, in the mountainous areas, names of various ranges & peaks, or additional spot heights. National parks or other protected areas are highlighted. Within Greece & countries using Cyrillic script names of main towns are also shown in the local alphabet. Road network indicates driving distances on main & secondary routes &

Includes:: many local roads. Railway lines & ferry routes are shown & local airports are marked. Small symbols highlight selected places of interest, including UNESCO World Heritage sites. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at intervals of 1

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Detailed physical road map of Europe, ideal for route-planning. Main roads such as motorways, dual-carriageways & highways are shown, as are some minor roads. National boundaries are clearly marked, with railways, airports, ferry routes all clearly marked. Intermediate driving distances between locations are shown in kilometres alongside the road, as are road numbers. Topography is shown with light relief shading, & colour shading is used to indicate land types. A grid divides the map at 2.5 ...

Europe at 1: 4, 000, 000, on a double-sided road map from the AA, with cartography by Freytag & Berndt, gives an overview of the road networks, features numerous enlargements showing road access to fifteen major cities. On one side the indexed part of the map covers Europe up to the eastern borders of Pol&, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia, Macedonia & Greece, although the map itself extends further east to include Belarus, western Ukraine with Kiev, Moldova, Romania & Bulgaria. On the reverse, a similar arrangement covers the Scandinavian countries & the Baltic States, with coverage extending to St, Petersburg & Russia north of it. Motorways are shown with their European & local numbers. European road numbers are given on other connecting main & secondary roads only, where applicable. The base map has faint relief shading & some spot heights to show the topography, & indicates selected national parks. The map has no geographical coordinates. Enlargements show in greater detail road networks around London, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Madrid, Berlin, Munich, Vienna, Rome, Athens, Warsaw & the four Scandinavian capitals. Also provided is a diagram showing road distance, plus a list of countries with country identifiers used on cars. The map is indexed & the multilingual legend

Includes:: English.

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