By compiling snapshots of London's top attractions, Mini Guides offer a compact way to a wealth of discovery. Use them however it suits you - as a travel planner for London and its sights, a whistle-stop tour guide, or as an introduction to Way2GoGuides, before, during and after a visit - Mini Guides are London in a nutshell.
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1 Way2Go Mini Guides to London
2 Way2Go St Paul's Cathedral
3 The Dome
4 The Blitz
5 Way2Go London Underground
6 Mind The Gap
7 More Tube Trivia
8 Way2Go Maritime Greenwich
9 The Cutty Sark
10 Halley and his Diving Bell
11 Way2Go The Royal Parks
12 Henry the Eighth
13 Hyde Park Duels
14 Way2Go British Museum
15 Elgin and his Marbles
16 The Mexican Mosaics
17 Way2Go The London Eye
18 Building the Eye
19 Time Travelling
20 Way2Go Kew Gardens
21 The Palm House
22 Not Just Plants
23 Way2Go Tower of London
24 St Peter ad Vincula More Tragic Tales
25 Locking Up
26 Way2Go Banqueting House & Whitehall
27 The Masque
28 Execution
29 Way2Go River Thames
30 Frost Fairs
31 A Trip Around the Docks 1849
32 Way2Go Westminster Abbey
33 Building the Abbey
34 The Coronation
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St Paul’s miraculous survival A map of bomb damage. Purple indicates complete destruction. BlackCatPress
Tube fonts for your computer Print your own “Way Out” signs with the Johnston font from P22
A portrait of Omai The Tahitian with his hosts the botanists Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander. National Portrait Gallery
The Masque Masques usually had just a single performance and though almost all their music is now lost, many of Inigo Jones’ costume designs survive. Some including blue-haired torchbearers at Elizabethan Costume
A Frost Fair A picture showing the many attractions on the ice. Wikipedia
Coronation Music ��" FREE mp3 Chapter 34 opens with the anthem “I was Glad” by Sir Hubert Parry. Written for Edward VII’s Coronation in 1902 it has been sung at every Coronation since. An mp3 is available free on iTunes (iTunes required).
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The last commercial sailing ships Film shot in the 1930’s by Australian Master Mariner Alan Villiers gives the best impression of what it was like aboard Cutty Sark. YouTube
Pelicans in St James’s Park eat more than fish If easily upset please don’t watch this video on YouTube
