Frommer's London (Complete Guide) Paperback – September 10, 2024

We looked at several guidebooks and picked the right one. Very informative and concise. It contains an excellent foldout map that was easy to read which we used for logistical planning each day.

Contains.what you need to know, Hotels, restaurants attractions, neighborhood walks and maps

I spent a ton of time on Tripadvisor, Rick Steves forums, and Facebook London groups to plan our recent trip, but there's something about a paper travel guide that still fills a need. With all of the information I had from online sources, I still was having a hard time organizing and prioritizing, and the guidebook helped me do that.

Love it should’ve bought this one first

The travel guide itself is excellent. However, the new Elizabeth Line is omitted from the rail transportation map inside the front cover, and it is not labelled on the large, removable map that comes with the book.On the otherwise good removable map, the Elizabeth Line is shown if you know where to look and look carefully. It took me a couple weeks to notice it. By comparison, each of the other rail lines are clearly labelled in multiple places.The Elizabeth Line has 41 stations and runs east-west across all of central London. This line is referred to in writing throughout the travel guide. This is probably the most used public transportation rail line in the UK. In 2023 it carried one-seventh of ALL trips by rail. It should therefore be included on the rail map on the inside of the book's front cover and should be clearly labelled on the pull-out map.

For first timers, this is great. Excellent advice on using The Tube, decent advice on Pubs, etc. Great Maps

I thought this was an incredible book! I've been an Anglophile for over 50 years and I'm grateful to be able to take this sized book with me around London this year. I also have the Frommer's Rome, Florence and Venice book which I will also use in 2025. I would like to know if there are other Frommer's pocket size books for Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Munich, Prague, Vienna, Munich & Milan. If there was I'd buy them all tomorrow. Thank you.

Looks like great information. I travel latter this year and will let folks know how accurate it is. Good read.