Travel to Great Britain

Secret London: Exploring the Hidden City, With Original Walks And Unusual Places to Visit

Format: Paperback
Author: Andrew Duncan
ReleaseDate: 13 February, 2006
Publisher: Interlink
Rating:

A handy travel guide for the visitor who wants to see it all
Full-color photographs, extensive descriptions, street maps clearly illustrating the route of the walk, contact and opening time information, and much more fill this handy travel guide for the visitor who wants to see it all. One of the outstanding "Interlink Walking Guides" series, Secret London: Exploring The Hiddin City: Exploring The Hidden City, With Original Walks And Unusual Places To Visit is a travel guide especially for the walking tourist determined to explore the greatest sights of London, including obscure treasures such as rivers long buried, ancient buildings, and sites where anyone can enjoy free lectures.

guidebook to london's secrets
There are several color pictures and hand-drawn maps to help guide you on your walk. I love this book! It has detailed instructions to find (and history of) little known spots in London that are marvelous.

Some of the fascinating bits of London that you can track down with this book are the rooftop gardens in Kensington, the underground tube stations that are no longer used and the rivers that have been tamed and paved over but still peek out here and there.

Even long-time residents will find new insight into their favorite city. Every time I go to London I search out one thing from this book and I'm always glad I did. For tourists, if you bring this book and an A-Z, and a copy of the latest Fodor's or Eyewitness, you won't want for anything else.

.

Related products:
click image or link for details on these Great Britain travel books.

	Walking London: Thirty Original Walks In and Around London
	City Secrets: London
	The London Mapguide, 4th Edition
	Frommer's Best Day Trips from London: 25 Great Escapes by Train, Bus or Car