http://www.spottedbylocals.com

good advice by locals for most major european cities. it might not cover everything you look for but it's a good source for some places off the beaten track.

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Hi guys,

Sorry for the pretty late response. I used (http://www.nytimes.com/column/36-hours "The New York Times' 36 Hours guide") quite a lot. It's a easy to read and just cuts down to the essentials.

Thanks for all the suggestions, I'll give them a try on the next trip.

If you visit Madrid you should try Selfiewalk – The revolutionary city guide for selfie lovers – http://www.selfiewalk.com

It depends on you, but this article could help you:

https://www.ricksteves.com/travel-tips/trip-planning/comparing-guidebook-series

The "Rick Steves" guides come highly-recommended from friends who have gone to Europe.

CityMaps2Go

Founded in Austria it uses Offline mode suited for travel and is based on the OSM project.

Stay: City Guides and Offline Maps

Hi Bob,

Have you tried Triposo or Guidewithme?