Londres Iinsolita y Secreta

Participe en la reunion mensual de los bigotudos mas extravagantes del pais, recojase en el cementerio para perros de Hyde Park, asista a la misa de los payasos, vaya al circo en una antigua central electrica, rece en una iglesia flotante, haga vela en un antiguo embalse de agua, descubra la roca de donde Arturo retiro la espada de Excalibur, quedese de piedra ante el pene sagrado de un faraon, juegue en la ultima pista de bolos sobre cesped de la City, admire un extrano enderezador de pepinos, una sirena disecada o el corazon de una vaca, descubra los bares y los restaurantes mas insolitos ... De dia como de noche, Londres solo desvela sus excentricidades y sus secretos a los habitantes y viajeros que saben salirse de los caminos marcados. Pero, es necesario saber donde ir...Una guia indispensable para los que creian que conocian bien Londres o para los que desean descubrir la otra cara de la ciudad. Where can you find monsters in Trafalgar Square? Whatever happened to Bedlam? Where can you praise God, buy meatballs and have a sauna? What's in the House of Dreams? To which secret society does Prince Charles belong? What's the trick to instant weight loss? Secret London, an unusual guide is the original and still the best of all the many alternative London guides: accept no imitation. Authors Rachel Howard and Bill Nash have prowled the city streets, seeking out the hidden, eccentric and overlooked. Now the definitive insider's guide to London has been fully updated, with over 40 new entries and a brand new look. Far from the crowds and the usual cliches, London still reserves any number of hidden treasures for those who know how to wander off the beaten track. "The best guide to alternative London ever. An essential purchase" (The Londonist.com) "A fascinating London guidebook. Simply brilliant" (The travel editor.com) "The most interesting guidebook I have had the chance to pick up in years" (Globalista)"An insider's look at some of London's best-kept little secrets" (MSN Travel) "A wonderful book" (Glen Baxter)