Iconic London
We all know that London is an iconic world city. But do we actually know why?
Iconic London is a guidebook for people who want to make the most of their travels. Rather than simply going to all the most well-known places because that’s where all tourists go, you can learn what makes each place truly iconic so you can choose the ones of most interest to you—and know what you’re looking at when you actually arrive.
From the stories of Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London, to the often missed details at St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Palace of Westminster, this guidebook shares the history and recommendations for the best ways to discover the secrets of the London’s classic destinations and what you can expect to see at each one.
See the site where two of Henry VIII’s queens were executed and explore the astounding Gothic interiors of the Houses of Parliament. Enter the bustle of Trafalgar Square and admire the soaring sacred spires of Westminster Abbey.
You’ll also step away from the renowned attractions and into the gorgeous neighborhoods, such as Chelsea Village, Richmond, and Notting Hill, with their lavish, luxurious vistas and historic buildings. You’ll stroll along the River Thames from spectacular bridge to spectacular bridge, all with stories to tell.
Let Iconic London inspire you, let it raise your aspirations and expectations, and use it to craft the most incredible London adventure of your own.
240 pages, including maps and an itinerary planner.
ISBN:
Retail Price (US$):
29.99
Publication Date:
Spring 2027

About the Author
Ed Glinert is a London expert and author of multiple books, including his epic London Compendium. Glinert is also Britain’s most prolific tour guide, working in London, Manchester and Liverpool. He is an Arts Society lecturer, specializing in art, architecture, classic English literature, and music, from classical to jazz to rock, and he is a speaker on cruise ships.

About the Photographer
Amelia Millar found her love of travel photography while living and working in Tokyo, Japan. Capturing memories around the world began as a hobby, and she is absolutely overjoyed it has also turned into one of her professions. She hails from upstate NY and currently lives in central London with her delightful British husband. Amelia shares her work and travels on Instagram: @bedeliabounds
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