1. Ferguson Library Created and Presented by Yelena Klompus
TRAVEL INFORMATION
Ferguson Library Created and Presented by Yelena Klompus

2. To choose a flight, to book a hotel, and to rent a car.

3. Travel Guides In travel guides you will find the information of the places you want to go. Travel Guides also give you some ideas, if you don’t know where to go.
MICHELIN
FROMMER’S
LONELY PLANET
FODORS

4. Lonely Planet http://www.lonelyplanet.com/theme/
Your travel dreams with our themes: Art Pack your culture vulture cruising gear Beaches Go where the Big Blue beckons Deserts When a whole lot of nothing is really something Fatal Attractions Take the longest trip of all Festivals Where you go to go crazy Food What you eat is where you are History Visit the places where the Big Things happened Honeymoons Places to pitch the woo and croon love's tune Islands No man is but these certainly are

5. FODORS www.fodors.com Across Florida in a Day
Which Island is Right for You?
How to Choose Your Caribbean Lodge  
8 Ways to Save on Your Next Flight  
Have You Visited a President Lately?  
Travel Tips for the Digital Age
Fodor's Choice Hotels 2004: Our Editors' Top Picks
   

6. View Places of Interest Online
For the armchair traveler:
You can see places of interest without leaving your home.
Google.com has a beautiful collection of images.
Sometimes you can even have a guided tour Online.

7. Guided Tours Online http://www.virtourist.com/
Ever wanted to travel around the world? Now you can travel without moving! Just select your desired destination…
Find a Hotel | Home | Africa | America | Asia | Europe | Oceania| Site Map

8. Our Destination Conducted by Chris Culwell
Travel the roads taken by characters in the best-selling novel
Inspired by Dan Brown's novel The Da Vinci Code we’ll have a tour of some of the key sights tied to the book.
The main action takes place in and around four key locales: Paris, Rome, London, and Scotland. For the tours of these destinations, we've included corresponding highlights from the book, but, lest we give away too much of the plot, only enough to put the setting into context. Following the lists of sights to see is some practical information, including suggested routes.
The Da Vinci Code Tour Paris | Rome | London | Scotland | New York

9. TOUR INDEX
All routs for the different geographical places have the same subdivisions:
Name of the geographical destination.
“In the Da Vinci Code” provides the title of the chapter from the book, and gives a short description of main events and places of interests.
“On the Tour” tells you more about the sites, mentioned in that particular chapter.
At the end of each geographical part there are few more recommendations:
“Where to stay”.
“Getting around”.
“Suggested route”.

10. ENJOY YOUR TRIP