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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Large, double-sided, indexed road map, published in association with the caravanning specialist Promobil, highlighting selected campsites, all listed in a 30-page booklet. A more general road map at 1:3, 000, 000 covers Europe south of Brussels
- Cologne
- Dresden
- Wroclaw, extending east to Budapest & Belgrade, with the whole of the Balkans south of Belgrade & Bucharest, including Greece (NB. campsites shown only on northern Dalmatian coast & in Greece). Surrounding the main map & on its reverse are larger scale insets at 1:1, 000, 000 showing countries & regions: the whole of Germany, Switzerl&, Austria, Hungary, & Slovenia, plus selected parts of France (Brittany, Atlantic coast between Nantes & Cap Breton, Dordogne, & the Mediterranean regions with the Cevennes), Italy (Tuscany, Lake Garda & its environs, & Adriatic coast south to Pescara), Spain (Costa Brava), & Croatia (Istria). Road information varies according to scale. At 1:3, 000, 000 the map shows the motorway networks & main roads. The more detailed maps show more roads, with toll routes & restricted access, with steep roads with gradients & opening months of the mountain passes, etc. Railways indicate car transportation routes. National parks are marked & symbols show a range of places of interest, recreational facilities, etc. There are no geographical coordinates. Map legend

Includes:: English. The map comes with two booklets attached to its cover: a 77-page place names index, plus a 30-page booklet listing all the campsites by location, with, where possible, their website addresses.




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Europe Supertouring Road Atlas from Freytag & Berndt at 1:2, 000, 000 in a handy 16 x 26cm, spiral-bound format, presenting the whole of the Continent, including most of European part of Russia & the whole of Turkey on 55 double-page maps. The atlas shows the network of main & secondary roads, indicating driving distances on many local routes & locations of border crossings. Main railway lines & ferry routes are also shown. Topography is indicated by bold relief shading. Within Russia, Ukraine & Belarus names of main cities are given in both Roman & Cyrillic alphabet. In Greece, Bulgaria & the Middle Eastern section all names are in Roman alphabet only. Map legend

Includes:: English. Extensive 100 page index groups all locations by country

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The most comprehensive road atlas of Europe: A4 hardback, 6 cm or nearly two & a half inches thick (and correspondingly heavy!), with street plans of over 60 cities. All the sections are colour coded for easy access. Multilingual map legends & all the text include English. The opening section of the atlas lists Europe ...

Europe Touring & Motoring Atlas from Michelin in an A4, spiral-bound format, presenting western & most of central Europe at 1:1, 000, 000, with adjoining areas at various scales, plus the whole continent at 1:3, 000, 000. Road network is graded according to the number of lanes. Motorway junctions show full or limited interchanges. Driving distances are marked on many secondary routes & primary destinations shown on green signs along major routes are indicated. Scenic routes are highlighted. A range of small symbols mark various places of interest. Topography is shown by relief shading with peak heights & passes, plus colouring for forested areas. The maps have no geographical coordinates. Map legend & all explanatory text include English. The continent is covered at the following scales: 1:1, 000, 000 for Western & Central Europe, extending to the eastern borders of Germany, Czech Republic, Austria, Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia & Albania. 1:1, 500, 000 for the Scandinavian countries, including Finland & Icel&. 1:500, 000 for the Baltic states (Latvia, Lithuania & Estonia). 1:700, 000 for Pol&, Greece & Cyprus. Coverage of the remaining countries of eastern Europe (including most of Slovakia & Hungary) is provided by a section showing the whole of Europe at 1:3, 000, 000, using more simplified presentation of the road network. The atlas also contains: 78 street plans of city centres highlighting main routes & indicating one way streets (only principal streets are named & listed in a small index) or enlargements highlighting road access from the outskirts & main cross-town routes. A chart showing basing driving regulations in each country. Information on climate, main motoring organizations, etc A comprehensive distance table. Please note: each section in this A4 format of the atlas is clearly colour coded, making it easier to distinguish mapping at different scales. ...

A Travellers` Railway Map of Europe from Carto Studio presenting the Continent in a series of six maps & their enlargements, including 12 city maps indicating locations of their main railway stations & a map of the high-speed network. On one side it an overview map of Europe at 1:3, 800, 000, with coverage extending north to Oslo & Stockholm & east to Warsaw/ Budapest/ Dubrovnik. Railway lines are classified as high-speed, main or secondary, narrow gauge, tourist & rack railways. Each line is shown stations as allowed by the scale of the map. Interesting towns are highlighted & national borders are clearly marked. The map also shows train-ferry & passenger ferry services & locations of international airports. City names are in the language of their country (Warszawa, Roma, Firenze, etc). Two panels at a reduced scale extend coverage of the main map to the whole of Scandinavia & eastwards to Moscow & Ankara. Enlargements present in greater detail: Central Europe from London to Prague & north/south to Hamburg & Munich; Switzerland with the adjoining regions of the neighbouring countries; plus the Italian Lakes with Milan. Also provided is a map showing Europe’s High Speed network with connecting lines, plus street plans of Barcelona, Berlin, Brussels, Budapest & Dublin, London, Lyon, Milan, Paris, Prague, Rome & Vienna indicating locations of principal railway stations & main tourist sights. Map legend & all the text are in English. ...

Western Europe at 1:2, 000, 000 on a large, indexed, double-sided map from the AA, with cartography by Freytag & Berndt, providing an overview of the network of motorways & main roads. It splits Europe along Liege, Bonn & Dresden height with a narrow repeat. The map covers on one side the British Isles with northern Belgium, Netherlands, northern Germany & most of Scandinavia, with the northern part of Scandinavia shown as an inset. On the reverse the coverage extends eastwards beyond Prague/ Linz/ Ljubljana, with the southern part of Italy, Sicily, Sardinia & Corsica. Administrative & national boundaries are prominently highlighted. Lines of longitude & latitude are marked at 1 ...

Western Europe at 1:2, 000, 000 from Freytag & Berndt, with coverage extending from the British Isles to Denmark, the western half of Germany, Switzerland & north-western Italy, with street plans of nine capitals in an index booklet. Relief shading shows the topography & names of many mountain ranges, particularly within the Alpine areas, are indicated. The map shows road & rail network at the level appropriate to its scale, clearly indicating on main routes their road numbers, including where appropriate the E-numbers. Also marked are ferry connections, local airports, & within larger countries internal administrative boundaries. Latitude/longitude grid is drawn at intervals of 1º. Map legend

Includes:: English. The index, arranged by country & for all except GB showing postcodes, is in a separate booklet attached to the map cover. The booklet also

Includes:: street plans of city centres in Amsterdam, Bern, Brussels, Copenhagen, Dublin, Lisbon, London, Luxembourg City & Madrid.



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Wine producing regions of western, central & southern Europe shown on a colourful map from Editions Benoit. A different colour is used for each country to highlight its wine growing regions & a table gives overall production figures. Information is provided only for the regions up the eastern border of Germany & the northern borders of the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary & Romania. Areas outside that line, e.g. the vineyards of southern Ukraine are not included.A base with shading for mountain chains & main towns is overprinted with colours highlighting wine growing areas. Principal wine producing regions are named, although the degree of detail varies from country to country; more, inevitably, in France where regions such as Bordeaux or Burgundy are divided into sectors (Médoc, Graves, Côte de Nuits, Maconnais, etc.), whilst in Italy only names of administrative regions are given, i.e. Tuscany but not Chianti (no colouring within England although Sussex & Essex are designated as wine growing regions). Also included is a table showing various wine production figures both for the counties covered by the map & for the remaining European wine producers. All information is in French. ...