Cadogan Guides London Paris - Softcover

Just a short train ride apart, these two European capital cities are bursting with history and vitality. This indispensable guide will help you make the most of your visit - whether you are staying for a day, a weekend or longer - and goes straight to the heart of what you need to know, picking out the crucial sights, and revealing tranquil secrets behind the bustling streets: graceful architecture, glorious art, fine cuisine, quirky museums and exclusive shopping. There are sections on city "villages" each with its own character and atmosphere; green, stately parks for relaxing in after a hard day's sightseeing; and plenty of practical information on getting around, attractions for children, markets, nightlife and entertainment.
Inside you will find: practical travel advice: to and between the cities; 185 hand-picked hotels; over 400 restaurants, bars, pubs and cafes; 25 street maps, area by area; city parks for sunny days, and a host of museums for when the rain falls; markets and shopping by area, and the top theater, dance, music and nightlife.

Andrew Gumbel was born in a small corner of that great expanse, the London suburbs. Having fallen in love with London at the tender age of ten, he has been trying to make sense of it ever since. A journalist and travel writer, he has spent lengthy periods abroad as a foreign correspondent for The Guardian and The Independent. He currently resides in Los Angeles and is the author of Cadogan's London guide.

Dana Facaros and Michael Pauls are passionate about Europe and have written over forty books for Cadogan, including several in the France series. They have lived all over Europe, but are currently settled in an idyllic farmhouse surrounded by vineyards in the Lot Valley, France.