World of Wunder London 2024 (Travel Guide): Travel. Discover. Explore. (World of Wunder "Discovering Europe" Travel Series)

I wanted to find some unique London ideas, not just your typical tourist spots. This book was helpful! Some of the interesting ideas I found:* "Jack the Ripper Museum" to get a glimpse into Victorian London.* John Soan Museum, a quirky collection of this eccentric architect.* Columbia Road flower market with colorful blooms and a lively atmosphere* Hackney Wick, a former industrial area, turned into a hub for street art and foodOf course, it also had plenty of well-known destinations: Buckingham Palace, Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and so forth.The author alos shares practical advice, such as purchasing a travel card, such as the Oyster Card, for unlimited travel on public transportation. He shares which tickets can be purchased in advance such as theater or cabs.The guide is well-organized, with answers to what, where, how much, and the web URL for each attraction. The book ends with a long list of reference web pages.I found this guide helpful.

World Of Wunder London 2024 is like having a best friend in London who tells you all the coolest places to check out. This book isn't just about the big spots everyone knows; it’s about finding those cool little places that make a trip special. It’s on Kindle, which is awesome because you can click on links right in the book to learn more about different spots, festivals, and shows happening in 2024. This makes planning a trip super easy and fun.The book talks about all sorts of places, from fancy restaurants to chill pubs, and it has stories and tips for all kinds of visitors. Whether you're into history, food, music, or just want to see some beautiful gardens, this guide has got your back. It even has maps to help you pick the best time to visit and advice on getting around the city, like using an Oyster Card for buses and trains.What’s really cool is how the book feels like a conversation. It’s easy to understand and makes you excited to explore London. There's a funny story about two builders and a sandwich that'll make you laugh, and the book gives you a heads up about staying safe, like avoiding unlicensed cabs.Readers love how the guide covers everything you’d want to know about London, from its history to where to hang out, eat, and stay. It’s like a one-stop-shop for planning a trip to London, making sure you see the best parts without missing out on the hidden gems.In short, if you’re thinking about going to London or just want to learn more about the city, this book is a great pick. It’s packed with info, easy to use, and makes planning a trip a lot more fun.

As far as city guides go, this isn't too bad. It could have used a little more graphics and some more description and explanation. Folks who are new to a city don't need lists (which was the strong point of this book) but a qualitative explanation of the city, its people, and what it is worth seeing there. This book was good as far as it goes (good lists of places to go and see), but a visitor who wants to get to know the city well will need more.

By exploring London with this guide, I felt like I was almost a local.What I liked the most was how flexible the guide was. As a food lover, I loved the list of restaurants suggested, including secret gems and Michelin-starred masterpieces. There was more to the guide than just telling me where to eat. It gave me a taste of London's wide range of restaurants, from traditional pub food to the cutest cafes for Instagram.But this book is helpful for a lot more than just cooking. You can use it to plan your trip and get beneficial information that applies to both first-time visitors and experienced travelers. The ideas for transportation were constructive because they made something that could be hard to do in this busy city easier. I liked that the schedules could be changed to fit my interests. That way, I could ensure every day was full of activities that spoke to my heart.One brilliant thing about the book was how much it stressed visiting London on a budget. The parts about the city's many free sites were helpful and inspiring. They showed how much the guide wanted to make London available to everyone, regardless of their budget.The suggestions for entertainment were also great because they catered to a wide range of tastes. This guide knows where to go at night, whether you like fancy cocktails or the vibe of underground music.Safety is a big worry for many tourists; the guide tackles this head-on with a whole part on emergencies. This careful attention to detail made me feel at ease like I was ready for anything.For me, the fact that the eBook version had links that could be clicked on changed everything. It was beneficial to read more about a place or figure out how to get there right away, which turned the guide into more than just a book and an involved trip partner.

I love it. it does not mention only typical tourist attractions you can find anywhere on the internet; it also combines vast amount of information, from free/paid attractions to the logistics part of travel to different categories of restaurants (from michelin star to cheaper yet cheerful) to what to do in case of emergencies, etc. Pictures are good too. Recommended!

It is a beautiful book that reveals a wealth of amazing places. It makes me want to try the gastronomic delights described in the book. A wonderful guide that is also very useful. Thank you. Recommended

Very interesting ‘facts and tidbits’ of London interspersed with useful info for tourists or anyone wanting to sightsee more than the usual attractions. Information covering a whole spectrum of things anyone sightseeing should consider in order to time their visit well – festival days and fairs you may want to experience like Trooping the Color, Wimbledon, Notting Hill Carnival, historical buildings and more – take your pick!The author has done a great job of providing all the details you need if you plan to attend these events like what the event is about, location, cost, web link for location; contact number, and social media link. Very useful indeed.Good variety of restaurants over many parts of London with all the detail you need.I will be referring to this book so I can plan on seeing sights I didn’t know about.

As a Londoner, I am pleased to have this book. Though I have lived here for most of my life I was not aware of the many avenues for diversion and education. It was nice to have the contact numbers and approximate rates for entry into the different spaces. A good book to have if you are visiting London with a view to sightseeing.

Absolutely terrible book, too big for a travel guide as most slot in your bag or a pocket, this is far too big. The book is simply a list of London, uninspiring and boring with a lack of pictures and details. It's already started bending and we've only had a flick through. The quality of the book is extremely poor. Don't waste your time or money!