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A great collection of everything anyone could need to know to avoid a tough situation.

Offering bite sized yet comprehensive information for those planning to visit Amsterdam.

With so many maps to download, Maplets is the perfect companion to Google Maps. Easily download maps for public transportation, ski resorts, and even national parks.

Liverpool Tourism Guide is useful for visitors to the city despite being a little rough round the edges.

Another app promising to help find users something to do nearby -- but is it any good?

A free virtual exploration akin to a day spent in a museum wing of American Art.

Innsbruck & The Alps offers a no frills but detailed guide to the area of the same name.

An impressive digital tour guide to San Francisco.

ItalyGuides: Rome Travel Guide is a must buy app if you're planning on travelling to Rome.

An invaluable tool for anyone travelling to London. London Transport really takes the sting out of negotiating the city.

Travel Interpreter is a solid replacement for a paper language guidebook, but it could use a bit of simplification in the navigation.

A free travel app sounds great. Too bad it currently only features five cities.

TripDeck is the traveler's Swiss Army Knife, with tools for everything from flying to staying in foreign locales.

GateGuru earns a permanent spot on my device as one of those apps that won't be used constantly, but when it IS needed serves as an invaluable travel companion. There are many apps with user-driven reviews, but GateGuru's focus on airport-specific ameniti

OpenTable is a true must have iPhone apps. It costs nothing and has a ton of value... what more could you want?