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Family London: Fun Days Out With Children from Tots to Teens (London Guides)

Family London: Fun Days Out With Children from Tots to Teens (London Guides)

by JimiFamurewa (Author)

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    Paperback 2017

    $3.45
Synopsis

From the best museums and galleries to the perfect playgrounds and cafes, Family London handpicks the very best things to do in London with tots, teens and everything in between. Come rain or shine, this complete insider's guide to one of the best cities in the world will help you plan a day out to remember - and there's something for everyone, from toddlers and teenagers to adults who are just big kids at heart. Whether you are a born and bred Londoner, or planning your first trip to the nation's capital, this is the go-to guidebook to help you and your family uncover all the hidden gems the Big Smoke has to offer, and ensure you make the most of the city.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 196
 Publisher: Frances Lincoln Adult
Published: 06 Jul 2017
ISBN 10: 0711238634
ISBN 13: 9780711238633

Media Reviews
'This charming guide to the capital with kids is a life-saver for parents, visitors and Londoners alike' - Kara Dolman, The Sun

'From under the radar gems and bucket list big hitters to kid-ready caf s and spectacular outdoor spaces, within these pages you'll find an exhaustively researched edit of the unforgettable London experiences capable of keeping all ages happy.' - Parenttalk

Author Bio

Jimi Famurewa is a freelance journalist specialising in entertainment, social trends and men's lifestyle. Previously, he worked as Features Editor at ShortList magazine and Features Executive at the London Evening Standard - a role which gave him unparalleled insight into the capital's whirling merry-go-round of restaurant launches and cultural happenings. He is a father of one and his parental writing has included everything from trialling a hybrid skateboard pram to visiting Sweden with his son to investigate Scandinavian-style paternity leave.