London for Foodies, Gourmets & Gluttons is much more than just a directory of cafes, markets, restaurants & shops; it features many of the city`s best artisan producers & traders, plus a wealth of classes where you can learn how to prepare & cook food like the experts, appreciate fine wines & brew coffee like a barista. ...

London for Londoners is the ultimate handbook to everyday life in the capital. Borough by borough, Time Out takes you through the London that tourists don`t see. Each area is dissected, by way of facts & figures (council tax, transport, schools, house prices, rents & so on) & by amenities (parks, markets, sports facilities, arts venues, play areas). The best restaurants, bars & shops will be featured, from local delis & cafes to buzzing restaurants & chi-chi boutiques. & crammed with recreational ideas: from Sunday afternoon walks to entertaining friends & relatives during their stay. Highlights include: Resident`s tips & local secrets Where to eat, drink & shop Sport, art & entertainment Inside view on schools & property Neighbourhood highs & lows Full colour maps. ...

The source book for anyone who lives in London or who thinks they might like to try life in the capital. Borough by borough, Time Out takes you through the London that tourists don't see. Each area is dissected, by way of facts & figures (council tax, transport, schools, house prices, rents & so on) & by amenities (parks, markets, sports facilities, arts venues, play areas). The best restaurants, bars & shops will be featured, from local delis & cafes to buzzing restaurants & chi-chi boutiques. & crammed with recreational ideas: from Sunday afternoon walks to entertaining friends & relatives during their stay. ...

Forget Paris
- London is the city for lovers. London for Lovers navigates the changing face of the Capital, with all of its secrets
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Time Out London for Children gives the lowdown on how to enjoy the city with kids in tow whether you're a native or a visitor. From shops, restaurants & parks to tourist attractions & trips out of town, we have every age covered, from tot to teenager. Discover sun-splashed lidos, muck in at city farms & get hands-on with arts & crafts; attend Saturday morning cinema clubs & view the pick of the children's theatre scene. The 2012 edition will also take you right up to the London 2012 Olympic Games & Paralympic Games with details on where & how to participate in sports & activities. ...

This is a unique set of fridge magnets from Cavallini & Co. featuring 24 different London’s icons & landmarks illustrations. Packaged in an elegant tin box, these magnets are perfect for decorating & customizing fridges, lockers & magnetic boards. This is a beautiful set that is an original souvenir of London as well as a great gift idea. Each magnet measures Approx. 4.3x 6cm & the tin 14.5x 10.5cm. ...

Quick to read, light to carry with expert advice in all price ranges, Frommer's Easy Guide to London 2014 is the complete up-to-date reference for travelers who want to maximize their stay in the smartest, most efficient way. With Frommer's trademark candid & accessible expertise, this invaluable guide offers reviews in a wide array of choices available including lodging, sightseeing, shopping, dining & entertainment. It

Includes:: insider tips on how to tackle vacationing, based on time constraints & interests, complete with practical advice & suggested itineraries. With user-friendly features it offers tips on excellent values, special moments, traveling with kids & overrated experiences &

Includes:: thematic tours for every interest, schedule & taste.



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In this guidebook in the Frommer series, by a major name in travel information, Jason Cochran (formerly heading one of the largest of all travel websites), London comes alive, including important changes & developments of the most recent days, & strongly-held opinions (like London`s worst travel traps) of the sort rarely found. Jason writes for smart tourists wanting to enjoy the very best in all price ranges. London in the Easy Guide Series by Frommer’s that capture the unique spirit of the place offering expert advice in all price ranges for a variety of establishments & attractions. Arranged in a clear layout, put together in a light & compact format (256 pages ), these guides are easy to read & light to carry. The guides introduce a city and/or a region with ‘ Best of’, ‘ In Context’ & ‘ Suggested Itineraries’ chapters, offering information on the local history, culture, geography as well as selecting recommended road trips in & around the location. This section is followed by individual chapters dedicated to the different cities or regions covered by the guide, with advice on where to stay, where to eat, strolls, exploring, shopping, entertainment etc. The guides conclude with a final section on planning your trip. Frommer’s is an American publisher specialising in guidebooks emphasising the culture, lifestyle & history of the destination & stressing the insights travels offer. In their effort to contribute to making travel more accessible they are a cost-conscious company & offer, not only reasonable priced guides, but they also always include sensible priced lodgings & establishments in their guides. They are openly & highly critical when it comes to judging value for your money, & if something or somewhere is not worth your money & time, you will read it. ...

This book is a must for every lover of plants & green spaces either living in or visiting London. It has a month-by-month section highlighting what`s in season & where best to see it, followed by an A Z listing giving comprehensive details of each garden with information on public transport & disability access. From snowdrop glades to tropical conservatories, from roof gardens to houseboats, from cemeteries to parkl&, Lorna Parker`s labour of love presents both the city`s famous floral gems
- such as Kew, Chiswick Gardens & Regent`s Park
- & its quirkier havens of horticultural interest.

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The UK has produced some of the most original, exciting & influential bands in the world & most of these bands have cut their teeth in the network of music venues that criss-cross the capital. Some of these venues have achieved a mythical status whilst others have fallen by the wayside Imagine walking past some grubby old snooker hall unaware that Pink Floyd had played it in the 1960s. To those that care about music this is interesting! The aim of the book is to give a concise & complete history of the live music venues in London from the 1930s to the present day. Each entry consists of basic information such as address, nearest tube/train station, website, phone number, capacity & any live recordings (albums, DVDs) made there. Then there follows a history of the building & venue (when built, previous uses etc) & information about noteworthy gigs to have happened there. Of the 470 plus venues in this guide 250 have photographs of their most recent exteriors & some also feature interior shots. ...