Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #14250 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Sony
• Released on: 2006-09-22
• Platform: Sony PSP

Manufacturer's Description
Passport To... is a stunning series of multimedia, interactive city guides created with the help of the travel gurus at Lonely Planet and exclusively available on PSP.

The six city guides cover Europe's most popular destinations: Amsterdam, Barcelona, London, Paris, Prague and Rome.

Each guide has been developed with the young city breaker and frequent traveller in mind and comes packed with information on how to experience the very best places in town - from the latest restaurants to the most underground of clubs - along with videos, audio walks, photography, maps and pre-planned itineraries to suit every sort of visit, and every type of adventurous traveller.

Passport To... is the only information source you really need, taking the knowledge and experience from the team at the Lonely Planet and mixing it with the great technology PSP has to offer. Make the most of the experiences each of the cities has to offer.

With plans for additional downloadable updates, videos, stills, and special interest itineraries - Passport To... is one travel guide that will never be out of date, so get off the beaten track, hang out with the locals, live a little and let Passport To... help you discover the true heart of the city.

Customer Reviews

great guide to London
i bought this just to see how good the guides were....and i'm pleased to say that its great....its got maps of London(including the underground) , audio walks and a guide to shopping, eating,museums etc (it also tells you which tube to use and shows places on the map)....its easy to download free updates...there is also a really good phrase book that translates into french,german,italian, spanish, dutch and czech.... i would pay the money just for that, as it actually speaks the sentences out for you....very useful in shops, restaurants etc....its also a really good price on amazon...so why 4 stars...well the maps can be difficult to use at first but i soon got used to using them.....