Time Out Guide London

by Time Out Guides

A London-based team of writers and researchers has revised the information-packed annual London Guide for the eighth time. This edition includes more detailed information on enjoying the sights and sounds of twenty-first-century London, with coverage extending into the more interesting suburbs, and more information on accommodations for visitors on all budgets. The guide also offers more details on the arts and entertainment, more restaurants and pubs, and more on London sites--from the Wren churches in the City to Hindu temples in Neasden.

Genres: Travel, Nonfiction, London, Reference

352 pages, Paperback

First published August 7, 1990

Reviews

[Charlotte]

Lately I've been reading a LOT of travel guides. I'm not going to bother reviewing them. But I thought I'd note that this Time Out series is a good one. I like the combination of landmarks with sites that are off-the-beaten path. Good photos, practical information.

[Pam]

The maps are the bomb diggity and I bought this book at the British Museum to get me through London by myself. I was definitely able to navigate using it. However I wasn't too keen on how the chapters were organized...just a personal preference.

I left it with my British friends for them to use.

[Jules]

Great reference book set out in a really helpful and handy way. Recommended even for Londoners.

[Laren]

This was a very nice full-color book, but much of the color is used for advertisements. This is interesting from a cultural perspective, but frankly that's not what I want in a book.

[Cara]

Time Out is a fun series that tells you about the local night life. Looking forward to checking it out.

[Amanda]

Decent travel guide. I am not the biggest fan of travel guides as I feel you can get a lot more information and up to date advice online. I only read travel books if I borrow them from the library.

[Debby Baumgartner]

London travel guide