This comprehensive guide helps savvy travelers quickly locate London’s latest hot spots. New venues are specially marked, while other easy-to-spot symbols pinpoint critic’s picks and not-to-be-missed venues in a wide variety of categories. Arranged by area, the guide offers complete information on nightlife, entertainment, sights, shops, food, and lodging.
The amazing package is high-touch and intrinsically kraft paper cover, embossed with the Authentik logo, with spot gloss type and stripes in vivid colors; Bible paper with evocative drawings by one of Paris' foremost illustrators; a tiny notebook (with a French flap and Kraft paper cover) slipped into a pocket inside the back of the book; three ribbons and bookmarks; and an elastic band to hold the book closed.Detailed maps pinpoint locations of every address featured in the book.An insider writer who specializes in the topic.A multinational editing team, including a French packager with ten years' of experience in the United States and a Scottish-born, London-bred, fully bilingual Paris resident editor with credentials from Time Out and the Louis Vuitton City Guides.
The eternally beautiful grande dame of European cities, Paris boasts an unrivalled range of world-class visitor attractions. But it never rests on its laurels: several old favourites have been revamped and renewed, while the opening of the spectacular Musee du Quai Branly in autumn 2006 confirmed that no-one does museums quite like the Parisians. Paris is growing too: the building of a vast new museum of contemporary art on the northern outskirts of the city (due to open in the second half of 2008) will breathe new life into a previously neglected area. And the same is happening elsewhere. Time Out, with its team of Paris-based writers, is uniquely placed to track these changes.