London Style Guide (Eat Sleep Shop)

London Style Guide (Eat Sleep Shop)

by SaskaGraville (Author)

Synopsis

Everyone is familiar with the iconic. Instead, this book takes you on a journey to the heart and soul of London, revealing the hidden and stylish places that make this city so incredibly unique and eclectic. There is an essence to London style, and you find it in the small, off-the-radar places: the one-off shops, street markets, corner pubs and local restaurants that Londoners themselves go to. These places share a certain eccentricity, quirkiness and independence of spirit, and that's what this book is all about. London can be big and overwhelming, and there are many guide books directing you to the key trophy sights of the city. London Style Guide breaks it down by village, and reveals the places that the locals love. We feature some of the Londoners behind the shops, cafes and hotels, and ask them to reveal their city secrets. By delivering a carefully chosen selection of the smaller, most stylish spots that are revered by the residents, visitors feel like locals. It's London up close and personal. This title: is a must-have guide featuring more than 160 hand-picked venues highlighting the most interesting and happening areas throughout London; includes meet the Londoner section: up close and personal interviews with 17 shop and cafe owners, showcasing their favourite local haunts; is beautifully presented and highly illustrated with photographs of all listings, including venues interiors, food, fashion and accommodation; and, includes comprehensive content with map references, address and website listings that is practical for visitors and locals alike.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 296
Publisher: Murdoch Books
Published: 07 Jun 2012

ISBN 10: 1742668909
ISBN 13: 9781742668901

Author Bio
Saska Graville has worked as a writer and editor in women's magazines and newspapers for over 20 years, both in London and Sydney. She was the editor of New Woman magazine, Australia, and the features editor of The Sun-Herald newspaper in Sydney, before moving back to London as deputy editor of bestselling glossy magazine Red. She remains a UK travel correspondent for The Sun-Herald, and loves nothing more than a new hotel to review.