Book Review: London: Monocle Travel Guide

I was recently given this small little book from a friend for my upcoming trip to London. After reading it, I would highly recommend this easy read to anyone planning on visiting the city. This travel guide will make you feel like a local wherever you go. It is aimed at people who want to avoid the tourist traps and high prices and prefer eating in quaint cafés and feeling at home in a foreign land. The book covers a vast number of neighborhoods and activities that give the explorer a better perspective of the city. It also provides a number of options, so that the readers can pick and choose based on their lifestyle and interests. In addition, the book is very organized and well-laid out. London: Monocle Travel Guide (Monocle Travel Guides) comes in a compact size and is therefore lightweight, which makes it easy to carry around town in a coat pocket or purse. And who wants to stick out as a tourist? Just when you think you’ve seen it all, this book is sure to make your next trip to London all the more unforgettable.

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Anna Redington is a current Strategic Communications and Professional Writing double major at Miami University (of Ohio). She has had the great privilege to travel the world with her family and enjoys many cultures and languages. Some of her favorite places she has been are Venice, Copenhagen, and Salzburg, Austria. She loves books, dogs, music, and the outdoors. She is also an avid supporter of the Cincinnati Reds.

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