 | Lonely Planet Hungary by Steve Fallon
Buy used from: $0.90 Lived here for a year and thus began my journeys. Try the apricot brandy and soak in the thermal baths. Budapest and Sopron are well worth the visits. Ask me anything you care to know about Hungary
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 | Lonely Planet Austria by Mark Honan
Buy used from: $0.01 Not that impressed with Austria, really. Vienna is wonderful, Graz was disappointing, and I didn't make it to Salzburg
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 | Lonely Planet Czech & Slovak Republics (Lonely Planet Czech and Slovak Republics) by Neal Bedford
Buy used from: $1.21 Prague is the crown jewel of Europe, and Bratislava's old town is the hidden gem. The Tatra mountains in Slovakia are beautiful and excellent for skiing.
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 | Lonely Planet Poland by Krzysztof Dydynski
Buy used from: $0.78 Krakow is a jewel of Europe. Auschwitz and Birkenau should be visited by all people, for a nightmarish piece of human history. Make sure you visit a biergarten afterwards.
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 | Lonely Planet Slovenia by Steve Fallon
Buy used from: $1.31 Ljubljana is a fascinating city -- right out of Grimm's fairy tales, down to Dragon Bridge. Beautiful seaside and the Skocjan caves are a must see
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 | Lonely Planet Croatia by Jeanne Oliver
Buy used from: $0.01 Bask in the sun at Dubrovnik, catch a play in Zagreb, and then bask in the sun all over again at Zadar
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 | Bosnia and Herzegovina: The Bradt Travel Guide by Tim Clancy
Buy used from: $0.01 Wrecked beyond belief, Bosnia still has a lot to offer. Sarajevo promises great things to come. Watch out for landmines.
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 | Lonely Planet Scotland by Neil Wilson
Buy used from: $2.68 There are few places lovelier than the Scottish highlands... One day, I shall return.
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 | Lonely Planet London: City Guide by Martin Hughes
Buy used from: $0.01 Didn't see much of England, but I've had some good times and good shopping in London. The food really isn't THAT bad.
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 | Lonely Planet Denmark by Glenda Bendure
Buy used from: $1.28 Copenhagen is a lot of fun. Bring lots and lots of cash. Make sure Hamlet's Castle at Helsingor is open before you visit.
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 | Lonely Planet Sweden by Carolyn Bain
Buy used from: $0.01 I traveled along the coast and visited only Helsingborg and Malmo. Didn't make it to Stockholm, and now I regret it. Bring lots and lots of cash.
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 | Lonely Planet Spain by Damien Simonis
Buy used from: $0.01 Sometimes, traveling with a significant other just doesn't work out. Ferdinand & Isabella's palace at Zaragoza and the city walls of Girona were the highlights
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 | Lonely Planet Tunisia by Anthony Ham
Buy used from: $0.86 Ride a camel in the Sahara, visit the Bardo Museum, and relax on the beaches of Sousse. Stay away from the Libyan border. The soldiers don't like it.
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 | Lonely Planet New Zealand by Paul Smitz
Buy used from: $1.71 My favorite country in the world... lush forests, beautiful jagged mountains, glaciers, and beaches -- NZ has it all! Where else can you go rafting in an underground river full of glow worms?
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 | Lonely Planet Fiji by Korina Miller
Buy used from: $0.01 Gorgeous beaches and reefs... shame I got evacuated to New Zealand when the brief civil war broke out
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 | Lonely Planet Switzerland by Damien Simonis
Buy used from: $0.01 Chocolates and Zurich... mmmmm
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 | Lonely Planet Italy by Damien Simonis
Buy used from: $0.31 I spent a semester here... my god... amazing times.
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 | Lonely Planet France by Jeanne Oliver
Buy used from: $0.16 I've only been to Paris, but one day I'll see more of the country
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 | Lonely Planet Canada by Mark Lightbody
Buy used from: $0.01 My neighbor to the north... highlights are Toronto, Vancouver, undisturbed Indian villages, and great open spaces that blow your mind
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 | Lonely Planet Mexico by John Noble
Buy used from: $0.01 I making it a priority to see more of this country! My best memory is riding across the Mexico / US border on a children's bicycle without being stopped by border guards
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 | Lonely Planet USA by Jeff Campbell
Buy used from: $1.83 My home country, so I had to include it here. My favorites: San Francisco, the Amish country in Pennsylvania, the Colorado Rocky Mountains, white sand desert of New Mexico, and Viva Las Vegas
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 | Lonely Planet : California : Life Is Great in the Golden State (Lonely Planet California) by Andrea Schulte-Peevers
Buy used from: $0.44 San Francisco is one of my favorite cities in the world... San Diego is energetic and relaxing.. NoCal is great for its hiking... but I'm not going back to L.A. any time soon
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