The 500 Hidden Secrets of London

In this brand new and thoroughly revised edition of the bestselling London city guide author Tom Greig not only shares a lot of new secrets, he also included two outside-the-box city walks: an ideal way to explore a part of the city in a day. Many of the new addresses in this guide are in East-London, an area Tom has explored more intensely since the first publication of The 500 Hidden Secrets of London in 2017. Of course the best hidden secrets in the rest of the city are still included as well, such as the bakery on Brick Lane that's open 24-hours and that's famous for its salt-beef bagels; the only modernist house open to the public; the historic church where you can hear avant-garde electronic music; or the art deco car park that hosts art installations and fashion shows. The book contains 500 places and details that few people know, making it the perfect guide for visitors who want to avoid the usual tourist spots and for residents who are keen to track down the city's best-kept secrets. AUTHOR: Tom Greig has lived and worked in London for two decades. His work as a sales representative for art publishers takes him to every part of the city, as does his passion for music, records and DJ-ing. He's also an avid cyclist, enthusiastic outdoor swimmer, coffee drinker and pub aficionado. Sam Mellish is a London-based photographer who has been internationally exhibited and widely published. SELLING POINTS: . The new and thoroughly revised edition of the bestselling London city guide, with many new places to visit, adding up to 500 addresses and facts in total, and two themed city walks 80 colour illustrations