If there is a good time to visit London, that is now, before politics and Brexit act as some kind of impossible geological evolution that pushes the British Isles away from mainland Europe. And I say it, that I still have pending the trip to London, where I have only been in that other indefinable political space of the airport.
The point is that London has a lot to offer the tourist. A generally friendly city (imagine a center with hardly any cars in Madrid or Zaragoza), and with that imperial touch, that literary aroma, that touch of nineteenth-century glory, those worker reminiscences, or those British musical echoes.
Much to know and many fantastic spaces (wishing to get to Speakers Corner one day to shout four things to the world hehehe)
Of course, as always to travel anywhere and know all the alternatives (without overwhelming yourself), it is better to have a total guide to London in this case. A good book that accompanies you with the fundamental references, with updated suggestions, with certain alternatives for all kinds of leisure and any other aspects of this great city.
If it even has photos so that the final impact of the image makes you decide what to see or what not to see ...
If you have any idea of going to London, considering how cheap airplanes are, with this Passport to London, you will return with the feeling of having enjoyed your trip to the English capital to the fullest.
Official Synopsis: This passport is everything you need to discover London, the most majestic and cosmopolitan city in the world. You will like it if you plan to go to London and find bargains in its markets, walk in the footsteps of Dickens and Amy Winehouse, see movie sets such as Notting Hill y Harry Potter and drink good English beer.
Contains:
· One hundred essential and alternative plans with recommendations, practical information and curiosities.
· Illustrations of monuments, museums, shops and pubs in detail and in full color.
· Pages to write travel notes with quotes from authors and characters like Sherlock Holmes and Virginia Woolf.
· Map of the metro and each district of the city so you don't get lost.
You can now buy your best guide to London, this book Passport to London, by Superbritánico, here: