This overview surveys the best charity shops, auctions, designer sales, dress agencies, second-hand bookshops, factory outlets, independent designers, manufacturers, and much more that London has to offer. Within its chapters are travel details for each entry, reviews of each outlet, general and subject indexes, and detailed maps of all the best areas in London for a day of bargain hunting.
These walks will not only take you through ancient college cloisters to reveal Cambridge's most famous sights, but also lead you far from the well-trodden tourist path, bringing to life long-forgotten voices and telling some surprising tales.
London's Markets is a new pocket size guide to the capital's street markets, farmers' markets, vintage fairs and car boot sales. The book contains detailed reviews of every market with over a hundred colour photographs and detailed maps.
The 8 walks in this unique book feature detailed maps and text to tell the fascinating story of Brighton & Hove. Readers will explore the streets to reveal the people that helped turn a small fishing village into today's modern city.
Have Some Fascinating Tales to Tell, from the Decadence of George IV to the Courage of General Wolfe
The monuments of London are an incredibly vivid way of exploring England's capital city and its history. For example, the Albert Memorial is both a physical demonstration of one women’s grief for the loss of her husband and an embodiment of Victorian Imperial confidence and power. Like many statues in London, it also has a few stories to tell. It was painted black during World War I for the official reason that it might act as a navigational tool for German airships, but there is still suspicion that the painting of the monument had more to do with the Teutonic origins of the Prince Regent. With detailed maps and stunning photos, this handbook is a great way to uncover the many tales surrounding more than 250 of London’s monuments.