Volume 01 · London · 2026
21 exceptional places, chosen and mapped from a private chauffeur’s seat: when each is worth the stop, when it looks its best, and how the whole day flows.
The difference
The best time of year and time of day, what makes each place special, and a realistic amount of time to allow.
A sensible drive-in, where to set down, where to wait, and where to be collected, so nothing about the day feels rushed.
London isn’t just a destination. It’s a journey.
The Chauffeur’s Insider Guide
What each page gives you
Not a checklist of every attraction, but a curated set of places worth slowing down for, with the practical detail most guides leave out.
When to go, what to see, and how long to linger at each place.
Stops chosen to work naturally together, so the day has a rhythm.
Drop-off, waiting and pick-up, arranged before anyone steps out.
A few of the 21 stops
Little Venice
Canals, narrowboats and waterside paths, a gentle start to the day.
St Dunstan in the East
A bombed Wren church reborn as one of the City’s most atmospheric gardens.
Primrose Hill
Walk to the top and the whole skyline opens, best around 45 minutes before sunset.
Leadenhall Market
An ornate Victorian arcade hidden among the towers of the Square Mile.
South Bank
The Thames, the Eye and Westminster, strongest from golden hour into the evening.
Iconic & hidden
Written from the front seat
Every note comes from real days on the road: the set-downs that work, the waits that don’t, and the timing that turns a good stop into a memorable one.
The guide
Volume 01
21 exceptional London places on their own page: when to visit, how long to allow, and the drive-in, waiting and pick-up notes that make every stop effortless.
Get my guide →The collection
Volume 01 maps London. New editions, and new cities, are already in the works, with the same chauffeur’s eye and fresh ground to cover.
More gardens, viewpoints and riverside walks.
Day trips and country escapes within easy reach.
The insider’s eye, applied to somewhere new.