We love Dorling Kindersley's Eyewitness Travel Guides and this one is no exception. It's packed with all sorts of useful travel information including dimensional drawings, floor plans, detailed neighborhood maps, as well as timelines, charts, walks, drives and even popular bus routes. Broken into several sections - "Introducing Great Britain," "Region by Region" (including London and environs, Scotland, and Wales). Lavishley illustrated in color. A must for UK bound vacationers!
London Guides
There is no shortage of people and publishers eager to tell you what to see, where to stay, how much to pay and how to get around London. No wonder, with 11,000 restaurants, over 100 theatres, hundreds of attractions, thousands of hotels and untolled numbers of shops you may need a little guidance. We have selected some of the best and left the rest to your judgement.
Featured Guides
Fodor's Gold Guide: London The Complete Guide, with Great Walking Tours, the Best Dining, Shopping and Country Day Trips "Obligatory reading for millions of tourists." -- The Independent. All the don't-miss sights -- from the Bloody Tower to majestic St. Paul's, from Big Ben to the Beatles' Abbey Road. Great neighborhood walks -- discover heraldic Westminster, ritzy Belgravia, charming Chelsea, and beyond. The New London -- from trendy Notting Hill to the Millennium Dome, all the scenes that sizzle.
Top shopping -- Harrods' treasures, Portobello pleasures. Day trips to Oxford, Stratford, Windsor, Bath, Cambridge. Where to stay and eat, no matter what your budget. Grand hotels, charming Victorian gems, Bloomsbury bargains. The latest restaurants, coziest pubs, and most lavish teas -- the best of London's booming dining scene. Fresh, thorough, practical -- off and on the beaten path. Costs, hours, descriptions, and tips by the thousands. All reviews based on visits by savvy Londoner Kate Sekules. 36 pages of maps -- and dozens of great features.
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