The New York Times 36 Hours, London & Beyond Paperback – Download: Adobe Reader, December 15, 2016

Christmas gift for family that loves to travel to London.

great little volume with lots of ideas!

Great book filled with ideas on what to do. Not as easy to navigate as a Fodor’s book is but still very helpful information.

first of all, this book is tiny. it's very thin, and very small. it has some good information if you have never ever been to london and want to see some random things, but it's not a good resource if you're looking for something interesting to do and you've been to london before. it's not fully fleshed out, it will just point out a few things to see in a weekend, nothing really new or exciting here. also, the print is tiny, so you'll need a magnifying glass to read it. i'm super unhappy with this purchase and cannot recommend.looking at the book on amazon, it seems like a large book w/ a lot of information inside. it's just not.

Love this series

Perfect summer of this grand and beautiful and dangerous city.

Great book!

Simple and helpful

O livro tem dimensões bem pequenas. A capa tem uma textura diferente, bonita. Infelizmente, chegou já bem desgastado aqui, apesar da embalagem. Já com relação ao conteúdo, gostei bastante. Muitas dicas diferentes do que se vê pela internet.

Libro piccolo ma a questo costo da avere nella collezione di casa!

Not so complete and it's rather vague with some tours and information. We expected a more traditional book but ended up using it only a bit in NY.

Was much smaller than I thought, still a nice little coffee table book

Expecting a book packed full of sights to see, scavenger hunt style with a map telling you where to go, what time, to see as much of London in 36 hours?You'll be disappointed: indeed, less than 30% is for London. The book offers 4 or 5 different 'planned routes/agendas' of places to see, each containing a handful of sights. Some sights are bound to no be of interest, if you want an alternative either go to other planed routes (family London, literary London, etc) or go to internet.In short, you'd be better served by looking up lists of top 20 things to do in London and picking your own sights based on where you will be sleeping.Further, while these planned routes offer time estimates, no map is provided for each so you still have to end up using internet. Might as well schedule and plan your own routes from A-Z.