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Loading... 111 Places in London That You Shouldn't Miss Revised and Updated (2015)by John Sykes
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London is strange and beautiful, conventional and crazy, traditional and subversive. This book celebrates its diversity. See the fake 10 Downing Street and God's Own Junkyard. Discover a vibrant multicultural market, and find out where an old-school gentlemen buys his art, wine and umbrellas. See how the city commemorates unsung heroes and the Queen Mother. 111 wonderful stories - read them in this insider's guide! Book jacket. No library descriptions found. |
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 Google Books — Loading...GenresMelvil Decimal System (DDC)914.21048612History and Geography Geography and Travel Geography of and travel in Europe England and Wales Greater London Travel 1837- 2000-RatingAverage: (3.25)
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Borrowed from the library: I compliled a written list of 22 things I might feasibly visit some time. Others are interesting but perhaps more to look at if you happen to be passing than worthy of a special trip (certain notable shops, statues etc.)
Some are perhaps already pretty well known ; but generally a really useful, interesting book for anyone who's 'done' all the famous stuff and wants to branch out.
I am dead set on visiting Hampstead, the Hindu temple at Neasden and Eel Pie Island.
Watch this space! (