raquel
Traveller
3 comments
Posted 18 years ago
I am planing to buy Lonely Planet Guide but I think it hasn't train connections am I right?
But I would like to have one with some connections... what book do you recommend?
Thanks a lot,
Raquel
JonPest
Traveller
9 comments
I bought a lonely planet book and I'm pleased with it! It´s very nice. I recommend it. But if you want a railway connections book you have the Thomas Cook European Railway Timetable.
Information about the Thomas Cook timetables: [u]https://rail.cc/en/search-train-route[/u]
Travel books Europe: [u]https://rail.cc/en/information[/u]
kerouac
Traveller
1 comments
Ola!
which one you can only buy ordering it? thomas cook or lonely planet? and the other... can i find it easly here in portugal?
obrigado
Guilherme
JonPest
Traveller
9 comments
You can find Lonely Planet easily in bookshops like Fnac, Bertrand even in Hipermarkets: Continente, Carrefour...
The Thomas Cook European Timetable isn't so easy to find. Maybe in a travel agency like Wastels or Tagus but in Fnac you can ask for it and in a couple of days they deliver it to you! Don´t forget to ask for the Summer 2006 edition (if you plan to travel this summer, of course).
barnac
Traveller
4 comments
For [b]the Thomas Cook book[/b] ( [u]https://rail.cc/en/information[/u] ) it depends on the country you live in, I know for example that the editor decided not to publish it in France for some reason. However I was told receiving it it was a matter of weeks, not days (probably depends on where you order it though)
lmalmeida
Traveller
1 comments
Hello.
My experience would advise me to order the thomas cook timetable from amazon. They usually deliver it the same week (my last order was a thursday, and next tuesday I had the books at home).
[u]https://rail.cc/en/information[/u]
Raquel, do you already decided the date of your interrail? I hope to be around lubljana (spelling?) around next 10th August.
Regards,
Luciano
anonymous
Traveller
2469 comments
spell it Ljubljana :) if anyone needs any information about it, contact me :)
have fun
hans__1982
Traveller
4 comments
I bought the [b]Lonely Planet Italy[/b] guide, which was definately very very very usefull with loads of tips, maps, adresses, ideas.....
You shouldnt leave without it 8)
Hans
anonymous
Traveller
2469 comments
Hi!
I was wondering - the thomas cook european timetable has train connections - good.
But does it have any actual timetables? (I know it's highly unlikely that it has, since it would take a great deal of work and yearly updates to keep all european timetables on a book xD tough it sure would be good 8) )
Peter
Traveller
9337 comments
Hi...
there is a winter and a summer edition ... and there are special expensive versions which are updated every month. :)
So not every train connection is correct for example in the summer edition ... but if you do not have access ot an internet cafe or do not want to ask always on a train station for connections, it is usefull! :)
That's my experience ... ;)
Peter
anonymous
Traveller
2469 comments
[quote]Hi!
I was wondering - the thomas cook european timetable has train connections - good.
But does it have any actual timetables? (I know it's highly unlikely that it has, since it would take a great deal of work and yearly updates to keep all european timetables on a book xD tough it sure would be good 8) )[/quote]
The Thomas Cook European Timetable does contain timetables - lots of them!! Wouldnt be much use otherwise!!!! It IS updated every month!!!
There are two types of ETT. The regualr monthly edition really just contains timetables, and is the cheaper of the two. Then there is the Independent Travellers Edition which comes out 4 times a year and contains more useful travel information.