Cycle Touring in Europe

(1) Turn-by-turn cue sheets for 20 itineraries, covering 12 European countries;
(2) Accommodations listings in every standard, from campgrounds to five-star hotels;
(3) Contact information for luggage transfers, enabling cyclists to travel worry-free;
(4) PLUS: hundreds of restaurant listings, sightseeing suggestions, general interest travel suggestions, and tourism links.

And in addition to discovering comprehensive cycling information, you’ll also find useful and humorous travel notes such as the following:

ON EUROPEAN COFFEE: One major U.S. chain would have you believe their product is consistently superior, and I would have to agree, if after consuming their basic drink, it is desirable to feel nauseous.

I, however, favor a less unsettling coffee-drinking experience, and I routinely achieve this when drinking coffee in Europe . . .

ON THE VIRTUES OF TRAVEL-RELATED INTERNET SEARCHES: I’m sure you’ll agree that any medium that offers photographs of Anna Kournikova eating garden vegetables is worthy of your attention . . .

ON EUROPEAN CUSTOMS: You’ll instantly know when you’ve met a native European: they’ll bow and tie your shoes. After this welcoming gesture, it’s considered polite to place your right hand on that person’s rib cage and say, "Tumult."