The London walk with the greatest views
Nicola Perry's new book, 33 Walks in London that you Shouldn't Miss , highlights some of the best ways to explore the city on foot. Here's one of her favourites, taking in some of the capital's finest vistas.
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Nicola Perry's new book, 33 Walks in London that you Shouldn't Miss , highlights some of the best ways to explore the city on foot. Here's one of her favourites, taking in some of the capital's finest vistas.
Nicola Perry's new book, 33 Walks in London that you Shouldn't Miss , highlights some of the best ways to explore the city on foot. Here's one of her favourites, dubbed The Arcadian Walk and perfect for a spring weekend.
Best time: Start out two hours before dusk Distance: Approximately 5 kilometres Follow in the footsteps of Charles Dickens and walk the same streets he did as he dreamt up the characters and places for such classics as Bleak House and Nicholas Nickleby.
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