London (Blue Guides)

11th Edition. 1978.

London in All Its Historical, Cultural & Architectural Glory
Step into the vibrant tapestry of Britain’s capital with London (Blue Guide), a travel companion designed for the curious and cultured explorer. First published in 1977 and updated over successive editions, this guide—crafted by Stuart Rossiter and the renowned Blue Guides team—offers:

• In-depth exploration of historical landmarks, architectural marvels, and cultural institutions. From the Roman foundations beneath the Tower to the grandeur of Georgian squares, every stone tells a story. 

• Expertly curated walking routes and detailed maps, highlighting both famous sights and London’s best-kept secrets.

• A rich contextual narrative that connects past and present: meet the figures, artistic movements, and societal shifts that shaped the city. 

• Essential practical tips—from transit and accommodations to insider recommendations on where to eat, drink, and catch local events—without overwhelming the cultural focus. 

Ideal for armchair discovery or immersive exploration, this dense and beautifully illustrated guide caters to travelers, history buffs, and architecture aficionados. Whether you’re meandering along the Thames, dashing between museums, or uncovering hidden courtyards, London (Blue Guide) offers clarity, insight, and inspiration at every turn.