Fifty-two of the most beautifully decorated and luxurious small hotels in Paris are profiled and photographed in this lush little guide.

“Brasseries rustle with all that makes Parisian life Parisian,” writes the author in this charming guide, first published in France, which will lead travelers to the best of these beloved institutions.

Rebecca Magniant describes “les bonnes addresses,” the personal list of favorite shops meticulously compiled and jealously guarded by every stylish Frenchwoman.

The shops of Edinburgh and Glasgow, which offer a variety of antique and classical products are detailed her, organised by a series of walks.

This discriminating guide of eight walks will take you to shops of legendary quality and fine craftsmanship in Florence.

Nine walks around Rome direct shoppers to unique stores—jewelers, stationers, clothiers, grocers—that uphold the Italian standards of quality, craftsmanship, and creativity.

A Civilized Traveller's Guide to Turin features detailed listings of Turin's cultural attractions, hotels, restaurants, shops and other cultural pursuits.

Pamela Keech pointts out the best and most unique shops of New York, and the personality and protocols of each, along with the fascinating histories of how each of these districts came to be.

In 1922, just out of college and at loose ends, E. B. White set off across America in his Model T. Along the way, he also discovered America.

The Flea Markets of France is the indispensable tool for getting the most out of your visit, whether you're a first-time visitor or an experienced shopper.