Primrose Hill, Parliament Hill and Alexandra Palace all make the skyline spotting grade
View from Primrose Hill
Ham & High
Thursday, August 16, 2012
12:00 AM
The high points of the capital explored in a new book
Three of the best spots to view the London skyline are in our local area, a new book reveals. Skyline London, by former journalist and travel guide Caroline Dale, is a guide to the best high points from which to view the capital.
Alexandra Palace, Parliament Hill and Primrose Hill all make the grade of being great places to sit with a picnic and take in the London skyline.
The book looks in every compass direction to serve as a guide to what eager-eyed spotters can see on a clear day.
Skyline London is published by Aurum Press, August 2012, £9.99
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