Good & Green Guides London

LONDON'S FIRST SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL GUIDE including LONDON 2012 OLYMPIC SPECIAL

Over 1,500 locations in and around London and 280 locations nearby Olympic venues, that are good for us and green for our environment: Fairtrade shops, organic markets, yoga studios, aid organisations, vegetarian restaurants, eco-fashion shops, natural cosmetic shops, green hotels, and more.

Half the world lives in just two percent of its available space, fifty per cent of that in cities. In Europe the proportion is eighty per cent. Just a tiny fraction of places to eat, sleep or shop in cities is sustainable. You know it's time for a sustainable travel guide!

London has more than 17 000 bars, pubs and restaurants. Our researchers only found 300 sustainable ones - less than two percent - that qualify for an entry in this guide. And when it comes to shops, possibly no other city in the world offers such a wide range - 40 000 in total. We've uncovered a fine selection of 430 sustainable ones.

Discover Good & Green London and enjoy this unique city and our planet - with care.

25 CATEGORIES:

EAT & MEET Bars, cafés and tearooms, Food shops and food markets, Herbs and food supplements, Restaurants

DREAM B&B's, Campsites, Hostels, Hotels

EXPERIENCE Kids, Mind & body, Mobility & travel, Out & about, Parks & gardens

SHOP Banks, Cosmetics, Fairtrade, Fashion, Office & home, Second-hand, vintage & repaired

GETTING INVOLVED Aid organisations & activists, Collection & recycling, ECO interest points, Freedom interest points, Offsetting CO2, Volunteering & jobs


WHAT OTHERS SAY

* "Money spent on a good guide like this is money very well spent, it's irresistible"
Jenny Jones, London Assembly Member Green Party Group

* "A whole new dimension of the city. Excellent!"
former CEO Rabobank, SER and World Bank, co-chairman World Connectors, Herman Wijffels

* "Do yourself and the city a favor: make good use of it with this guide."
president Club of Budapest, Erwin Laszlo

* "Wow, I wish we had a guide like this while we were still living in London"
Travel guide writer, Maaike van Steekelenburg