Symbols are used to denote the following categories:
map reference to maps on cover | |
address or location | |
telephone number | |
opening times | |
admission charge | |
restaurant or café on premises or nearby | |
nearest underground train station | |
nearest bus/tram route | |
nearest overground train station | |
nearest ferry stop | |
nearest airport | |
other practical information | |
tourist information office | |
indicates the page where you will find a fuller description |
This book is divided into six sections.
The essence of London
Introduction; Features; Food and drink; Short break including the 10 Essentials
Planning
Before you go; Getting there; Getting around; Being there
Best places to see.
The unmissable highlights of any visit to London
Best things to do
Great traditional pubs; Top activities; Places to take the children and more
Exploring
The best places to visit in London, organized by area
Excursions
Places to visit out of town
Maps
All map references are to the maps on the covers. For example, Buckingham Palace has the reference Map Reference 9E – indicating the grid square in which it is to be found.
Admission prices
Inexpensive (under £5)
moderate (£5–£10)
expensive (over £10)
Museums and galleries listed as free may encourage visitors to leave a donation
Hotel prices
Prices are per room per night:
£ budget (under £100);
££ moderate (£100–£200);
£££ expensive to luxury (over £200)
Restaurant prices
Price for a three-course meal per person without drinks:
£ budget (under £25);
££ moderate (£25–£50);
£££ expensive (over £50)