London by London
The Insiders' Guide
Ed. by Graham Pond
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London by London: The Insiders' Guide is the ultimate guide to London - representing the collected knowledge of thousands of Londoners on hundreds of subjects. Forget traditional guidebooks which are aimed squarely at tourists - London by London is designed to appeal equally to lifelong Londoners and visitors alike with inside information on the best bars and restaurants in the capital sitting alongside stories about some of London's strangest sights and most eccentric inhabitants.With its innovative question and answer format, the book is perfect for dipping in to when you need to be reminded...
London by London: The Insiders' Guide is the ultimate guide to London - representing the collected knowledge of thousands of Londoners on hundreds of subjects. Forget traditional guidebooks which are aimed squarely at tourists - London by London is designed to appeal equally to lifelong Londoners and visitors alike with inside information on the best bars and restaurants in the capital sitting alongside stories about some of London's strangest sights and most eccentric inhabitants.
With its innovative question and answer format, the book is perfect for dipping in to when you need to be reminded why London is the greatest city in the world.
Questions answered in the second edition include...
Where can I find a decent cobra dumpling in London? What about a nice piece of zebra pie?
Why has Barons Court got no apostrophe when Earl's Court has?
If you were going to make love al fresco in London, where would you do it?
Why does the Thames sometimes appear to flow in the wrong direction?
Is P laistow the most horrible place in London? Or maybe in the whole world?
What exactly is a Londoner?
With its innovative question and answer format, the book is perfect for dipping in to when you need to be reminded why London is the greatest city in the world.
Questions answered in the second edition include...
Where can I find a decent cobra dumpling in London? What about a nice piece of zebra pie?
Why has Barons Court got no apostrophe when Earl's Court has?
If you were going to make love al fresco in London, where would you do it?
Why does the Thames sometimes appear to flow in the wrong direction?
Is P laistow the most horrible place in London? Or maybe in the whole world?
What exactly is a Londoner?