Plan Your Own London Marathon Route With Books On London
The London Marathon route takes you round 25 miles around Central London, starting in Greenwich and ending up in Westminster. The route takes you round popular sites, the Greenish Observatory, The Cutty Sark, Tower Bridge, Canary Wharf, The Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace before ending up at The Mall.
However you don't have to be running the London Marathon to meander around the famous sites of London. With our books on London you can take in the sights of the London marathon route without the months of training and extreme physical exertion. We have a range of books available on London that will help you to get the best from the sights and sounds of London.
Here are a few of the titles to tempt you that offer unique views from around London and in particular the marathon route:
The London Cycling Guide offers you a unique opportunity to utilise the now famous Boris bikes through scenic routes including parts of the London marathon route like Greenwich, Newham and the Thames Bank. So you can literally take part in the marathon without too much of the effort.
London's Classic Restaurants reveals that by straying a few minutes of the London marathon route you can sample some of the best dining in the capital. With a diverse range of restaurants from English to Asian cuisine there is literally somewhere for all tastes you can go to replenish your energy before your next step on the marathon route.
Secret London will offer you a different view of some London's world famous sights like Westminster, Whitehall etc that appear on or close to the London marathon route. Although these are familiar there are aspects that you may know little about. For instance Westminster is made up of The Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey and Westminster School. Westminster School is one of the oldest public schools in the country, but doesn't get the visits or the recognition it deserves. This book will highlight the hidden gems as well as show you features of the more famous tourist sites that you may not know.
Books on London can show you there is so much to see and do within the 25 miles of the London Marathon route. Whether you are utilising the Boris bikes and cycling down The Mall or round Greenwich Park where the marathon starts. Or discovering the hidden gems of Westminster with Secret London, Books on London are your definitive London guides.
However you don't have to be running the London Marathon to meander around the famous sites of London. With our books on London you can take in the sights of the London marathon route without the months of training and extreme physical exertion. We have a range of books available on London that will help you to get the best from the sights and sounds of London.
Here are a few of the titles to tempt you that offer unique views from around London and in particular the marathon route:
The London Cycling Guide offers you a unique opportunity to utilise the now famous Boris bikes through scenic routes including parts of the London marathon route like Greenwich, Newham and the Thames Bank. So you can literally take part in the marathon without too much of the effort.
London's Classic Restaurants reveals that by straying a few minutes of the London marathon route you can sample some of the best dining in the capital. With a diverse range of restaurants from English to Asian cuisine there is literally somewhere for all tastes you can go to replenish your energy before your next step on the marathon route.
Secret London will offer you a different view of some London's world famous sights like Westminster, Whitehall etc that appear on or close to the London marathon route. Although these are familiar there are aspects that you may know little about. For instance Westminster is made up of The Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey and Westminster School. Westminster School is one of the oldest public schools in the country, but doesn't get the visits or the recognition it deserves. This book will highlight the hidden gems as well as show you features of the more famous tourist sites that you may not know.
Books on London can show you there is so much to see and do within the 25 miles of the London Marathon route. Whether you are utilising the Boris bikes and cycling down The Mall or round Greenwich Park where the marathon starts. Or discovering the hidden gems of Westminster with Secret London, Books on London are your definitive London guides.
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