Reviews
I bought this for my trip to London this summer. I borrowed several books from the library, but I liked the helpful information and design of Friends London, so I decided to buy it.
Even though we can get lots of travel information from YouTube and blogs these days, I still prefer seeing the overall picture in a printed book. This was helpful!
With 19 different travel themes and plentiful images, this guide has a lot going for it. From basic information to landmarks and history, Friends London shows from the first pages that it’s a comprehensive guide, not just a sightseeing book. Its 19 themes suit the trend of planning trips around personal interests. “London Shopping Streets at a Glance” maps complex shopping areas to help plan efficiently. The regional guide also divides areas into six sections based on traveler routes,
All the information needed for a London trip is clearly organized, which helped me a lot as I prepared to travel there. The images also made it easier to understand, and I could feel the authors’ thought and care throughout. If you’re preparing for a trip to London, England, be sure to read it.
London is a city where old-world charm shines through its deep history, while its cutting-edge energy and appeal set trends around the world. I picked up this book to make my lifelong dream of visiting London come true. I have not yet been to Europe, but I love London so much that I would choose it as my top honeymoon destination—a place I want to visit with someone I love. The latest Friends London 2024–25 edition opens with an introduction to the city and 19 travel themes. Its sections on
The Friends series is famous for travel guides, and I already own guides to several countries. Before visiting London, I trusted this revised edition because it includes plenty of current information. After reading it, my favorite part was the varied themed trips. As an architecture major, I found the London architecture section especially useful. I also liked the historical tours and maps. It covers familiar destinations and landmarks along with lesser-known information, and even includes
The revised Friends London by Lee Joo-eun and other authors came out this year, following last year’s edition. The frequent revisions feel reassuring. It’s neatly made and full of substance; I can see why it’s a steady bestseller. This is my honest view. Just as young foreign women visiting Korea look for Olive Young or Chinese visitors head to Myeong-dong, we naturally seek shopping destinations abroad. That’s part of tourism. Nearly every Friends guide covers shopping, from bargains to
Before a trip, when you visit a bookstore to find travel information, this book catches your eye first. Its bright yellow color suits the country’s scenery beautifully. The map stood out to me. London reportedly has 33 boroughs, with about five to seven well-known tourist areas. The map gives a quick overall sense of where places are, and page references make each area’s information easy to find. The recommended London itineraries detail the time and places involved, so following one seems like
What makes the Friends travel guides special? They seem to come out every year with the latest information, which matters for travel. A bonus includes the newest 2024 central London bus and Underground maps. More than anything, this isn’t a predictable guide: it first introduces travel pleasures and highlights by theme. “London at a Glance” illustrates 15 places, then gives basic information and 18 landmarks—a preview of the highlights. The regional sections offer even more sights, so you may
I was very interested in London but didn’t have a clear understanding or accurate information about the city. After reading Friends London, I recommend it as very helpful for first-time visitors. It neatly organizes general information and essentials, along with details you won’t find on blogs or the internet, so you can quickly find what you need. It seems useful for making efficient use of your time and planning a fulfilling trip by route and day. I think it’s an essential reference for
Lee Joo-eun et al.: Friends London (2024~2025)
London’s West End, the heart of its religion, politics, and culture; Kensington, home to Kensington Palace, the Natural History Museum, and other royal sites and museums; the trendsetting East End; Docklands & Greenwich, facing each other across the Thames with beautiful views; and Oxford, a traditional English university city filled with historic buildings. Covers London’s six main areas and nearby trips! Latest London information for 2024–2025 19 themed trips covering museums, markets, musicals, architecture, soccer, and more Best shopping and food chosen by veteran travel writers Explore six key areas, including the West End, Kensington, and Greenwich Four nearby destinations, including Windsor, Oxford, and Cambridge Itineraries by day and theme for efficient travel Explanations of major exhibits at the British Museum, National Gallery, and more Bonus: latest 2024 central London bus and Underground maps
Korean title: 프렌즈 런던(2024~2025)
Korean author: 이주은 외
Korean publisher: 중앙북스
ISBN-13: 9788927880448
Reviews
I bought this for my trip to London this summer. I borrowed several books from the library, but I liked the helpful information and design of Friends London, so I decided to buy it.
Even though we can get lots of travel information from YouTube and blogs these days, I still prefer seeing the overall picture in a printed book. This was helpful!
With 19 different travel themes and plentiful images, this guide has a lot going for it. From basic information to landmarks and history, Friends London shows from the first pages that it’s a comprehensive guide, not just a sightseeing book. Its 19 themes suit the trend of planning trips around personal interests. “London Shopping Streets at a Glance” maps complex shopping areas to help plan efficiently. The regional guide also divides areas into six sections based on traveler routes,
All the information needed for a London trip is clearly organized, which helped me a lot as I prepared to travel there. The images also made it easier to understand, and I could feel the authors’ thought and care throughout. If you’re preparing for a trip to London, England, be sure to read it.
London is a city where old-world charm shines through its deep history, while its cutting-edge energy and appeal set trends around the world. I picked up this book to make my lifelong dream of visiting London come true. I have not yet been to Europe, but I love London so much that I would choose it as my top honeymoon destination—a place I want to visit with someone I love. The latest Friends London 2024–25 edition opens with an introduction to the city and 19 travel themes. Its sections on
The Friends series is famous for travel guides, and I already own guides to several countries. Before visiting London, I trusted this revised edition because it includes plenty of current information. After reading it, my favorite part was the varied themed trips. As an architecture major, I found the London architecture section especially useful. I also liked the historical tours and maps. It covers familiar destinations and landmarks along with lesser-known information, and even includes
The revised Friends London by Lee Joo-eun and other authors came out this year, following last year’s edition. The frequent revisions feel reassuring. It’s neatly made and full of substance; I can see why it’s a steady bestseller. This is my honest view. Just as young foreign women visiting Korea look for Olive Young or Chinese visitors head to Myeong-dong, we naturally seek shopping destinations abroad. That’s part of tourism. Nearly every Friends guide covers shopping, from bargains to
Before a trip, when you visit a bookstore to find travel information, this book catches your eye first. Its bright yellow color suits the country’s scenery beautifully. The map stood out to me. London reportedly has 33 boroughs, with about five to seven well-known tourist areas. The map gives a quick overall sense of where places are, and page references make each area’s information easy to find. The recommended London itineraries detail the time and places involved, so following one seems like
What makes the Friends travel guides special? They seem to come out every year with the latest information, which matters for travel. A bonus includes the newest 2024 central London bus and Underground maps. More than anything, this isn’t a predictable guide: it first introduces travel pleasures and highlights by theme. “London at a Glance” illustrates 15 places, then gives basic information and 18 landmarks—a preview of the highlights. The regional sections offer even more sights, so you may
I was very interested in London but didn’t have a clear understanding or accurate information about the city. After reading Friends London, I recommend it as very helpful for first-time visitors. It neatly organizes general information and essentials, along with details you won’t find on blogs or the internet, so you can quickly find what you need. It seems useful for making efficient use of your time and planning a fulfilling trip by route and day. I think it’s an essential reference for
