Table of Contents

Thames; The Tower and Tower Hill; Piccadilly, Green Park and the Haymarket; Leicester Square and Soho; St James's; Mayfair and perimeter - Park Lane, Oxford Street, Regent Street; Trafalgar Square; Whitehall and the Houses of Parliament; Westminster Abbey; St James's Park to Tate Britain; Belgravia, Victoria and Pimlico; Hyde Park; Knightsbridge and South Kensington; Chelsea; Bloomsbury; St Marylebone South; St Marylebone North - Regent's Park; Covent Garden; Fleet Street and the Strand; legal London - Inns of Court - Temple to King's Cross; Bank; a circuit about the Bank; St Paul's; Liverpool Street to Blackfriars; Holborn Circus to the Guildhall; South Bank - Southwark to Lambeth; points of interest beyond; envoi; travel; museums; churches.

Reviews

It is surely remarkable to write of a guidebook that is difficult to put down. But it is certainly true of this one.
*ECONOMIST*

Calls our attention to everything beautiful, historic or curious left in the heart of London.
*SUNDAY TIMES*

Has strong claims to be among the best guidebooks ever written.
*SUNDAY TELEGRAPH*

Urbane, charming and supremely elegantly written, it contrives to impart lustre even to Leicester Square.
*HOUSE AND GARDEN*

That unremittingly excellent work of topography, David Piper's Companion Guide.... GUARDIAN [Smallweed]
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