Molvania - Santo Cilauro, Tom Gleisner, Rob Sitch

Stuck for an exciting holiday destination out of the Eurozone this summer? Why not consider a break in Molvania? This little known eastern European country is full of character and has many interesting places and unusual customs for visitors to discover. How do you find out more? Look no further "Molvania" is the perfect book to guide you through the pleasures and treasures that await you in this oft-forgotten land. Similar to Lonely Planet and Rough Guides, "Molvania" is published by Jetlag Travel Guides and compiled by a group of seasoned travellers like Trudi Dennes - "Trudi has lived and worked in Japan for over 10 years. She now ...  Read the complete review

This jetlag guide to Molvania if a brilliant book. There is a slight twist, which I won't give away because it might ruin a wonderful moment. My husband watched me reading my copy on Christmas Day until he saw on my face that the penny had finally dropped and it made his year! You of course will probably not be as slow on the take up as I was but that remains to be seen... It is a travel guide to the unmodernised country of Molvania. There are details about its customs and ways of life that are fascinating. The people of Molvania sound pretty unique and I hope that one day I am able to experience the country for myself. It is somewhere I had never heard ...  Read the complete review

Molvania is a humourous guide book to a fictitious country based somewhere in Eastern Europe. The first of the Jetlag travel guides, it is an original concept in travel humour and a very entertaining read. The layout is similar to a Lonely Planet guidebook, with helpful traveller's tips, famous people, suggested itineraries, shopping, maps, sections on history, art, politics, accommodation star guide and dining reviews. Molvania presents a very comprehensive guide and an in depth account of a country that you will (probably) never want to visit. As the cover depicts, Molvania is "a land untouched by modern dentisty" and you will feel pretty seedy ...  Read the complete review