Prague

Indexed road map of Czech Republic at 1:250,000, with 1:100,000 scale enlargements of Prague, Ústí nad Labem, Karlovy Vary, Ceské Budejovice, and Plzen. The main map shows the major road network and some minor roads, with road distances marked in kilometres; filling stations are shown. Railway lines and airports are clearly displayed.

Prague - Vienna Cycle Greenway, a 464km long-distance cycle path between the two capitals on a double-sided map from Shocart, with an overprint showing the type of road surface, intermediate and cumulative distances, places of interest, campsites, etc. *Map legend includes English.*

Western and Central Bohemia in MairDumont's Marco Polo regional series of the Czech Repoublic at 1:200,000, with special new features to aid route planning whilst retaining the publisher’s excellent cartography. The index is now in a separate booklet, which also includes street plans of main cities.

Concise lists of the best shopping and hotels; helpful descriptions of landmarks, museum collections, and integrated metro stops; Red Maps are known for clear and easy to read graphics. Red Maps are Designed and Made in the USA.

Large indexed street plan of Prague including its outer suburbs, with a clear enlargement of the central tourist districts of the city, the Old Town and Mala Strana.

Prague at 1:20,000 and its environs at 1:100,000 in an A5 spiral-bound street atlas from Shocart, both with multilingual descriptions of places of interest, including detailed plans of the Prague castle complex and the Jewish monuments of Josefov.

Handy size, 96-page pocket atlas of Prague including its outer suburbs, with an enlargement for the city centre. Tram and bus lines are shown with stops, although line numbers are given mainly at the terminal stops plus on the enlargement. Metro stations, park & ride facilities, car parks and one way streets are marked. Symbols indicate locations of museums, theatres, supermarkets, petrol stations, etc.

Detailed road map of Czech and Slovak Republics at 1:400,000 from Freytag & Berndt with index and city centre street enlargements of Prague and Bratislava. Clearly shows the national road network and selected provincial and local roads, with each class of road clearly indicated and road numbers shown. Intermediate driving distances between locations are shown in kilometres alongside the road, motorway filli...

Central Prague in a series of handy pocket street plans from Freytag & Berndt. Each map is laminated, so waterproof and tear-resistant, and highlights the publishers’ recommendations of five best choices in five categories: shopping, restaurants and cafes, culture, nightlife and sights.

Elbe River Cycle Trail Part 1, a 500-km long section from Prague to Magdeburg, in an English language guide from Verlag Esterbauer with mapping at 1:75,000 highlighting the route and its variants, and extensive information conveyed by symbols indicating road surface, campsites and other accommodation, repair workshops, recreational facilities, places of interest, etc. A list of accommodation recommendations...

The Castles Cycle Route, an impressive 1300-km long Burgenstrasse trail from the residence of the Elector of Palatinate in Mannheim, across the picturesque towns of Heidelberg, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Nuremberg, Bamberg, Coburg, Bayreuth, Mariánské Lázne and Plzen, to its final destination in Prague. The route is presented by the Verlag Esterbauer in guide with maps at 1:75,000 showing the route and its v...

Vtava (Moldau) Cycle Route, a 480-km long trail from Želazná Ruda in the Šumava National Park along the Cech border with Germany and Austria to the Lipno Reservoir and then along the Vltava across the beautiful historic town of Ceský Krumlov and Ceské Budejovice to Prague, and beyond it to Melník to join the cycle route along the Elbe. The Vltava route is presented by the Verlag Esterbauer in guide with map...

Central Bohemia at 1:200,000 from Höfer Verlag in a series of road maps of areas which used to be part of Germany or the Austro-Hungarian Empire, showing both current and the old German place names. In many places former settlements which now no longer exist are also named.