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There are 36 entries in the guide to the Swedish capital, incorporating our usual range of interests: good food and coffee, cultural pursuits and shops. There's Biologika Museet, a 19th-century natural history museum of staggering strangeness, rainwear from Stutterheim, salty caramel from Pärlans Konfektyr and intimate eating at Bakfickan.

It would take more than Seattle's notoriously rainy weather to dampen our ardour for this fine city. In this guide we explore coffee shops, bars, sushi, a joint to pick up a burger for $1.25 and a 19th-century novelty shop. There's also sculpture, video games and, of course, in one of America's most literate cities there are bookshops. In all, 42 great things to see and do, no matter the weather.

Few writers are as inextricably linked with a city as Raymond Chandler and Los Angeles. The neon-lit streets, mobbed-up joints and seedy rooming houses portrayed in his fiction were real places, familiar to Angelenos of the time, and in some cases recognisable today. This is a guide to the world of Raymond Chandler and his noble alter-ego, the private detective Philip Marlowe. It mixes locations from the books, the films and Chandler's persona...

Rare among the world's great cities, Paris has managed to hold onto many small, specialist shops. Places that combine function and expertise with charm and character. The guide is a survey of these small shops, old and new, taking in stationery, taxidermy, toys, cookware, rat traps, candles, and a great deal more.

We have scoured the capital for experts, virtuosos and old hands in the realms of retail and repair. The 61 entries are spread across the city, a maker of rubberwear in Richmond, carpet mender in Woolwich, architectural ironmonger on City Road, formalwear-for-hire in Chelsea.

Easy escapes from the big city, using only public transport. London's mainline stations offer easy access to open country, grand houses, historic castles, diverting museums and glorious beaches - and all within 90 minutes. This guide is ideal for spontaneous solo trips on sunny days or to help plan days out during half term breaks. Casting our net from the city's outer boroughs to Essex, Kent, Sussex and beyond, the 100-plus entries include a ...

An expanded and revised version of our guide How To Find Old LA, delving far deeper into the City Of Angels' best preserved treasures. The guide's entries are all open to visitors. There are bars, restaurants, coffee shops, hotels and cinemas, each of which retains the classic character of another era while being a vital part of the 21st-century city. The guide is divided into a booklet with annotated listings and photographs, and a separate p...

For seven years, Herb Lester has been documenting London's most interesting shops, restaurants, cafés, parks, museums and galleries in printed guides. Now we present Herb Lester's London Address Book, a selection of those places that make the city special.

This handy guide to New York City bars lists 31 great places to have a drink whatever your mood, from a quick beer to an elaborate cocktail. It is a guide for the connoisseur as well as the thirsty, taking in fancy bars and dive bars, bars with views and bars with history, bars to play bocce, and bars to get into trouble. And, of course, there are bars to forget those troubles too.

This compact guide comprises 40 places that bear the city's distinctive mark. There are survivors of beatnik-era North Beach, a vintage magazine shop catering to a very diverse clientele, taquerias and a Chinatown bar. There are clifftop eateries and cable cars, unconventional horticulturalists, entirely au courant exhibits and bison in Golden Gate Park.

The desire to see and be seen is not shared by all. For those who prefer to conduct business away from prying eyes, this map is for you. We list 31 places with hidden alcoves and easy exits, neglected restaurants, unreconstructed wine bars, ancient pubs and even natural isolation. In these locations discretion is assured, it's entirely up to you to decide how you make use of that.

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