Canada

In Michael Ondaatje's beloved family memoir, fact and fiction blur to create a dazzlingly original portrait of a lost time and place. Ondaatje left Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) at the age of eleven. Almost twenty-five years later, he returned to sort out the recollected fragments of experience, legend, an... More

Cycle the wilds of Stanley Park, gawk at towering First Nations crest poles or even get nekkid at Wreck Beach - no matter where you go, Vancouver is the envy of the Pacific Northwest. Scale the heights of the cosmopolitan City of Glass with our smart, streetwise and stylish guide. Get Out & About - ... More

From hiking the hills to hitting the slopes, and summer and winter activities for everyone, this guidebook has a special focus on family travel, with short-and long-stay itineraries. Over 20 maps with hundreds of miles of trails cover the parks in their entirety as well as gateway towns and attracti... More

Between Uberwald and Whale Bay, the Octarine Grass Country and the Widdershins Ocean, lies the most exciting and dangerous terrain in all Discworld. This is a map of Lancre, where Granny Weatherwax, Nanny Ogg, and Magrat Garlick live.Between Uberwald and Whale Bay, the Octarine Grass Country and the... More

Dogsled in the far north, disco in downtown Montréal, ski the Laurentians or drive along the scenic St Lawrence. This comprehensive guide, written by a homegrown author, is your ticket to ‘La Belle Province,’ from the cobbled streets of Québec City to the katajaq (throat singing) of Nunavik. 4... More

Covers Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick. Set sail for Canada's Maritime provinces and really get away from it all. Whether you want to step lively to fiddle music at a traditional ceilidh, wander a lonely beach, watch whales and kayak on the Bay of Fundy or explore the galleries and ... More

Travel-tested tips from an experienced team of 11 intrepid authors give extensive coverage of national parks, adventure travel, and outdoor activities. of color photos. 90 maps.... More

Why does Lonely Planet choose to call Melbourne home? Well there's the enviable live-music scene, modern museums, a vibrant multicultural mix, shopping to die for, leafy-green parklands, the best coffee on earth and cozy cocktail bars up every laneway. Discover the city's treasures for yourself with... More

The Rough Guide to Toronto tells you all there is to know about one of Canadaas most diverse and vibrant cities. From the heights of the CN Tower to catching a baseball game at the SkyDome, the 16-page full-colour introduction pinpoints all of the cityas highlights. In addition there are two, new fu... More

The Rough Guide to Melbourne is the most extensive guidebook available to Australia''s second-largest city. The guide features lively accounts of the sights and discerning reviews of the best bars, hotels and restaurants. Now published as a larger B-format guide, the 16-page introduction includes fu... More

Nova Scotia takes you on a tour of Canada's most eastern province with full-colour photographs. A mix of cultures can be witnessed at the preserved monuments of Louisbourg and Port Royale, in the French and Gaelic languages still spoken today, and in the world-famous traditions of Cape Breton fiddle... More

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Toronto captures the flavors of the world with its cosmopolitan cuisine, vibrant neighborhoods and dynamic multiculturalism. Whether you're cycling the city's jewel-like islands, sipping martinis in a sky-high cocktail lounge or feeling the buzz at an indie film festival, this smart, stylish and str... More

This whimsical look at the eccentric owners and the diverse characters who call Schwartz's Delicatessen in Montreal "home" offers a mix of social history and wicked humor, and tackles such issues as the debate over pastrami and smoked meat, language laws, and the perils of business expansion. & a m ... More