London '97: On the Loose, on the Cheap, off the Beaten Path Book

· A critically acclaimed budget travel guide with attitude, mixing an irreverent look at culture and politics with brutally honest dining, lodging, and sightseeing reviews; original, socially aware.
· Covers London from traditional sights like the National Portrait Gallery to Brixton's The Fridge.
· Researched, written, and edited by University of California at Berkeley students.
· Packed with sidebars full of trivia and fascinating facts on everything from Regency architecture to the Campaign for Real Ale.
· More than 70 recommended cheap sleeps, from inexpensive campgrounds to luxurious B&Bs and options for long-term stays.
· Hundreds of places to eat for less, from wine bars in Soho to Indian restaurants in the East End.
· What's low-cost or free.
· Loaded with outdoor activities—everything from joining an American softball game to understanding the intricacies of cricket.
· Short trips from London, including Bath, Oxford, Cambridge, Winchester, Canterbury, and Stratford-upon-Avon.
· Travel information for gays, women, people with disabilities.
· 26 pages of maps.
· Complete destination/topic indexes.