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See all the Lonely Planet series
Country Guides
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 Covering destinations from Antarctica to Zimbabwe, the legendary Lonely Planet guides inspire and enable travelers to see every corner of the world. Lonely Planet offers travelers the world's richest travel advice.
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City Guides
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 City Guides are smart, streetwise, and comprehensive, perfect for a longer stay. Featuring a pull-out map and detailed listings on shopping, restaurants, clubs, and hotels, these guides help travelers feel like locals in a city.
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Shoestring Guides
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 Shoestring guides are for big trips on small budgets. These guides allow travelers to go further, stay longer and pay less. Just being in South America is a thrill in itself.
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Encounter Guides
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 Encounter guides are for the urban traveler who wants to discover twice the city in half the time. Complete with pull-out map, these pocket sized guides are designed for short trips and provide travelers with the best of a city experience.
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Phrasebooks
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 LP’s phrasebooks are handy pocket-sized travel companions that include over 2,500 essential words and phrases. Complete with a two-way dictionary and easy pronunciation guide, these guides help travelers speak like locals.
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The Lonely Planet story
“It all began with a beat-up old car, a few dollars in the pocket, and a sense of adventure. Tony and Maureen Wheeler's honeymoon trip from Europe to Asia to Australia was too good to keep to themselves. Urged on by friends, they stayed up nights at their kitchen table writing, typing and stapling together their very first travel guide, Across Asia on the Cheap. Within a week they sold 1,500 copies and Lonely Planet was born. Fast forward 30 years and Lonely Planet is now a globally loved brand, with more then 500 travel guides that cover every corner of the globe. (Watch the video below for the complete Lonely Planet story.)” Amazon.com
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Lonely Planet Pictorials
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Lonely Planet The Book series
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Lonely Planet Travel literature
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