This pocket-sized guide offers a curated selection of scenic walks and exceptional pubs in the Lake District, chosen by CAMRA's beer experts. The walks are organized by geographic areas near popular tourist spots, highlighting the region's rich historical and literary background alongside its vibrant brewing culture. It's an ideal companion for travelers seeking both adventure and local brews.
A practical, pocket-sized travellers' guide to the pubs in and around Scotland's capital city. Featuring walks in the heart of Edinburgh, as well as routes through its historic suburbs and nearby towns along the Firth of Forth, it enables visitors to explore the many faces of the city.
Including 30 walks with stops at more than 180 fine pubs, this practical pocket-sized guide covers every part of London, from the heart of the city and the bustling West End to majestic riverside routes and the leafy Wimbledon common. Each pub on every walk has been selected for its high quality ale, its location, and its superb architectural heritage. Trails of varying lengths suit everyone from the casual pub goer to active walkers, and there are routes to suit pub architecture aficionados, shoppers, theater goers, literary lovers, and beer tourists. The walks are accompanied by an easy-to-follow map, detailed pub listings with hours of operation, average walking times, and notes on interesting places to see along the way. Each starts and finishes close to public transportation and many link to adjacent walks. Neat, compact, and highly informative, this is the perfect companion for a day out discovering the real London.
This is a pocket-sized, traveller's guide to some of the best walking and finest pubs in Yorkshire. The walks are grouped geographically and explore some of the region's fascinating historical and literary heritage as well as its thriving brewing scene. The book contains essential information about local transport and accommodation.
Fully revised 3rd edition with completely new or altered routes and featuring many new pubs, which reflect changes to the Peak District pub and beer scene since the last edition