The second edition of the Time Out Prague Guide has been extensively rewritten to reflect the hectic pace of the fast-changing Czech capital. Resident experts provide an overview of the city's culture and places to visit.

Described as Europe's most beautiful and enigmatic city, Prague is based at the geographic heart of the Continent. THE TIME OUT GUIDE TO PRAGUE keeps up with the hectic pace of this constantly changing city and provides a comprehensive and authoritative source. The TIME OUT microscope checks out everything from the most exquisite resturants to the local hidden bars, from the State Opera to body piercing studios. It also gives details of the best Czech castles and the stunning surrounding countryside.

This is an indispensable handbook for any visitor to the city. There is information on where to stay, where to shop and what to do - day and night, as well as critical guides to the numerous sights and a complete listing of all its entertainments.

Now in its 20th edition, Time Out New York provides the inside track on the Big Apple in an exhaustive guide with illuminating features and hundreds of independent unbiased venue reviews covering everything from iconic skyscrapers to buzzing neighborhoods. The guide offers an exhaustive overview of everything the city has to offer in terms of tourist attractions, eating and drinking, shopping, clubs and the sights — everything from pizza and bagels to shopping green. Comprehensive coverage of the city's incomparable arts and culture scene makes this an invaluable sourcebook for tourists and natives alike. An extensive month-by-month calendar of events is included. Escapes and excursions within relatively easy reach for day or overnight trips are also included.

A London-based team of writers and researchers has revised the information-packed annual "London Guide" for the seventh time. This edition includes information on London millennium events; new maps of Greenwich (for the Millennium Dome) and Hampstead; more detailed information on London by area, with coverage extending into the more interesting suburbs; and more information on accommodations for visitors on all budgets. The guide also offers more details on the arts and entertainment, more restaurants and pubs, and more on London sites--from the Wren churches in the City to Hindu temples in Neasden.

Presents a four-level course, which both interests and stretches learners. Each of the four levels comprises about 80 hours of class work, with additional time for the self-study work. The Teacher's Book contains all the pages from the Classroom Book, with interleaved teaching notes including optional activities to cater for different abilities.