Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

Science lover? Check
Like guides? Check
London? Check
This is a well-researched and insightful guide to the scientific locations, and people of science.

NetGalley, Didem Durak Akser

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

Excellent book packed full of interesting information about London. Having lived in London for a number of years there was so much new information that I didn’t know in this book. Highly recommended.

NetGalley, Debbie Jaggers

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

As a big lover of London, I find guides to be fascinating reading. Some are filled with lots of gorgeous photos and very little information but this one was a real treat. Not only did it cover the major scientific places a tourist might want to visit, it also covered some smaller and more obscure ones too. And the text was filled with lots of information.

If Science is your interest, my suggestion would be to read the book and figure out a smaller number of places that tickle your fancy and then build your itinerary around those. If there are other things that can be lopped onto your major destination, do so, once you have a good bearing of the geography. If the book is any indicator each stop will be jam packed with things to see and do.

Five purrs and two paws up.

NetGalley, Susan Johnston

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

I love London, there is just something so fun and energetic about this city, and this book gives me several more reasons to go back. I feel like I've wasted my time before because I should have also noted these other interesting locations. It's organized logically; for example, you can check out medical-related places. My favorite was the building that focused the sun to the point that it was melting things on the ground. I highly recommend this to people who enjoy travel books and for people who live in or want to visit London, so you can also take notice of these other interesting places you probably don't know about, if you're like me. The illustrations are great, too.

NetGalley, Lisa Davidson