Berkeley Guides: Eastern Europe: On the Loose, On the Cheap, Off the Beaten Path

· A critically acclaimed budget travel guide with attitude, mixing an irreverent look at culture and politics with brutally honest dining, lodging, and sightseeing reviews; original, socially aware.
· Covers Eastern Europe from the Great Synagogue in Budapest, reputedly the largest in Europe, to the remains of the Princely Court in Romania.
· Researched, written, and edited by University of California at Berkeley students.
· Packed with sidebars full of trivia and fascinating facts on everything from Vlad “Dracula” Tepes to naming the streets of Hungary.
· Up-to-date information on politics and culture.
· Hundreds of recommended cheap eats and sleeps plus suggested splurges.
· What’s low-cost or free.
· Loaded with outdoor activities.
· Travel information for gays, women, people with disabilities.
· 53 pages of maps.
· Complete destination/topic indexes.