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This travel guide offers a concise and informative description of the most important places of interest in London and its surroundings in the late 19th century. From palaces and museums to parks and public grounds, readers will learn about the best modes of obtaining access to these attractions and other essential information such as railway and omnibus routes, which were commonly used by tourists of the time. Filled with historical detail and charming illustrations, this guide provides a fascinating glimpse into London's past and its enduring appeal as a world-class city.