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Londra. Guida Visual lOndra GuIda vIsuaL InfOrmazIOnI pratIChe lOndra GuIda vIsuaL InfOrmazIOnI pratIChe Touring Editore Direttore contenuti turistico-cartografici: Fiorenza Frigoni SOMMARIO Responsabile editoriale: Cristiana Baietta Realizzazione editoriale a cura della Banca Dati Turistica e del settore Cartografico di Touring Editore GUIDA ALLE INFORMAZIONI Hanno collaborato alla realizzazione del volume: PRATICHE pag. 4 Orietta Colombai, per il capitolo “In Viaggio” Alberto Santangelo, per il capitolo “Località” IN VIAGGIO pag. 6 NTL, per la traduzione di “Parole e frasi utili” > Informazioni utili APV Vaccani, per la redazione, l’impaginazione e la fotolito InfoCartoGrafica - Piacenza, per l’esecuzione cartografica > Trasporti > Salute e numeri di emergenza Pagliardini Associati, per il progetto grafico PAROLE E FRASI UTILI pag. 10 Grande cura e massima attenzione sono state poste, nel redigere questa guida, per garantire l’attendibilità e l’accuratezza delle informazioni. Non possiamo tuttavia assumerci GLOSSARIO GASTRONOMICO pag. 14 la responsabilità di cambiamenti d’orario, numeri telefonici, indirizzi, condizioni di accessibilità o altro sopraggiunti, né per danni o gli inconvenienti da chiunque subiti in conseguenza INDIRIZZI UTILI pag. 15 di informazioni contenute nella guida. ATLANTINO DELLA CITTÀ pag. 53 STAZIONI DELLE LINEE METROPOLITANE pag. 74 ©2012 Touring Editore Strada 1, Palazzo F9, 20090 Milanofiori-Assago (MI) www.touringclub.com Codice: H1619A EAN: 9788836562589 Allegato alla Guida Visual Londra Volume non in vendita Touring Club Italiano è un marchio registrato del Touring Club Italiano (corso Italia 10, Milano, www.touringclub.it), Per contatticonla redazione, segnalazioni,suggerimentio consigli,scrivere a: e concesso in licenza da Touring Servizi srl a Touring Editore srl. [email protected] Legenda dei simboli GUIDA ALLE INFORMAZIONI PRATICHE Tascabile e maneggevole, questo volume accom- pagna la Guida Visual Londra ed è pensato come Gli esercizi per l’ospitalità e la ristorazione sono suddivisi in quattro fasce di prezzo (dai più economici ai più costosi). strumento di consultazione da usare una volta che ci si trova sul posto, da portarsi dietro la sera Per il dormire: Per il mangiare: al ristorante, al cinema, a un concerto. E fino a 80 euro E fino a 30 euro EE da 80 a 130 euro EE da 30 a 50 euro Contiene informazioni pratiche sempre aggiorna- EEE da 130 a 200 euro EEE da 50 a 100 euro te, utili per il turista in viaggio (indirizzi, numeri EEEE oltre 200 euro EEEE oltre 100 euro di telefono, siti internet, orari di apertura e chiu- sura ecc.) e una serie di indirizzi (ricettività, risto- I prezzi segnalati sono assolutamente indicativi e si riferiscono: - per gli alberghi, al pernottamento in camera doppia ranti, punti di interesse, eventi e manifestazioni - per i ristoranti, a un pasto medio (3 portate o piatto unico con antipasto). ecc.) corredati da una dettagliata pianta della cit- tà - suddivisa in varie tavole - per orientarsi con immediatezza. Cartografia Il volume si articola in due sezioni fondamentali. Il volume è corredato dalla pianta completa della città, suddivisa in 10 tavole a doppia pagina. In viaggio fornisce una vasta gamma di informazioni utili di carattere generale, in forma estremamente sintetica: Sulle tavole cartografiche è possibile individuare la posizione degli esercizi citati: in fondo alla descrizione, infatti, è riportato tra parentesi il numero della tavola - gli uffici di informazione turistica, un cenno a quotidiani e corrispondente, e le coordinate espresse in numeri e lettere. network locali utili per tenersi aggiornati sugli eventi del giorno, le opportunità di sconti offerte dalle amministrazioni locali; L’abbreviazione f.p. indica che l’esercizio si trova fuori pianta, in corrispondenza del riquadro segnalato. – una panoramica del sistema di trasporto locale: aeroporti, linee ferroviarie e stazioni, linee di navigazione, autolinee, tra- sporti pubblici urbani; – un elenco dei principali ospedali e tutti i numeri di pubblica Legenda delle piante utilità. Riquadri segnalati da arricchiscono i contenuti eviden- ziando curiosità, approfondimenti, informazioni varie. Completa il quadro un’articolata rassegna di piatti tipici della regione, come li potreste trovare sul menu del ristorante, spie- gati portata per portata. Indirizzi utili raccoglie un ricco compendio di segnalazioni di strutture ricettive, di ristorazione e di interesse turistico, presen- tate in ordine alfabetico. Vengono forniti l’indirizzo dell’Ufficio turistico e le informazioni su trasporti, ricettività e tempo libero, raccolte sotto le voci dor- BARBICAN mire, mangiare, fare (con spunti per la sera, il divertimento, lo sport e il benessere), shopping, eventi e manifestazioni. 6 IN VIAGGIO Informazioni utili 7 to dal prefisso senza lo 0 iniziale e dal numero. I telefoni pubblici funzionano a mone- ta, con carte telefoniche (si acquistano alle edicole e negli uffici postali) e carte di cre- INFORMAZIONI UTILI dito. Numeri utili: t118500 elenco abbonati nazionale; t118505 numeri interna- zionali; t100 operatore nazionale; t155 operatore internazionale. Tutti i cellulari di Uffici turistici moderna generazione funzionano in Inghilterra attraverso il roaming, che comporta Per accedere a informazioni gratuite aggiornate ed effettuare prenotazioni, visitate o costi elevati. Conviene stipulare un contratto con il proprio provider di telefonia (prima contattate gli uffici turistici (Tourist and Travel Information Centres); l’elenco comple- di partire o sul posto contattando l’assistenza clienti gratuita), con tariffe speciali per il to si trova su www.visitlondon.com/venues/search?keywords=tic. A Londra le sedi periodo di permanenza all’estero. sono 13: Bexley, City, Enfield, Euston, Greenwich, Harrow, Heathrow, King’s Cross, Kingston-Upon-Thames, Liverpool Street, Piccadilly Circus, Swanley, Victoria Station). I principali sono: TRASPORTI London Information Centre, Leicester Square, t02072922333, www.londoninfor mationcentre.com, per informazioni (anche in italiano) su Londra e il resto della Aeroporti regione, prenotazioni, sistemazioni alberghiere, biglietti per attrazioni e teatri, cambio Aeroporto internazionale di Heathrow (www.heathrowairport.com, t 08443351801), valuta, titoli di viaggio per il trasporto cittadino; 25 km a ovest del centro. City of London Information Centre (per la City), St Paul’s Churchyard, t02073321456, Collegamenti. In treno-navetta: Heathrow Express (www.heathrowexpress.com) www.visitthecity.co.uk per informazioni (anche in italiano) e prenotazioni. diretto per Paddington (15-20 min di viaggio), con frequenza ogni 15 min; Heathrow Connect (www.heathrowconnect.com, più economico) per Paddington con cinque Ambasciata e consolati fermate intermedie (25 min di viaggio), con frequenza ogni 30 min. In metropolita- In caso di necessità (emergenze, perdita o furto di documenti di viaggio) potete rivol- na: Piccadilly Line, 50 min di viaggio in orari diurni. In autobus: solo in orari not- gervi agli uffici di rappresentanza italiani a Londra: Ambasciata d’Italia, 14 Three turni, autobus N9 per Aldwich, ogni 30 min (65 min di viaggio). In pullman: tre Kings Yard, t02073122200, www.amblondra.esteri.it/Ambasciata_Londra; Con- t corse ogni ora con National Express (www.nationalex press.com) per la Victoria solato generale d’Italia (lun-ven 9-12), 38 Eaton Place, 02072359371, www. Coach Station (40 min di viaggio). In taxi: vetture all’esterno di ogni terminal; il conslondra.esteri.it. tempo necessario per raggiungere il centro è di 45-60 min. Poste Aeroporto di Gatwick (www.gatwickairport.com, t08448920322), 45 km a sud Gli uffici postali (Post Offices) offrono gli abituali servizi di spedizione, affrancatura, della città. vendita francobolli (stamps), pagamento; alcuni effettuano anche il cambio valuta in Collegamenti. In treno-navetta (dalla stazione ferroviaria del terminal sud: Gatwick euro. Stanno a mano a mano chiudendo, ne sono rimasti solo 50 nell’area della Express (www.gatwickexpress.com) per Victoria (30 min di viaggio), con frequenza Greater London. L’orario di apertura è solitamente lun-ven 9-17.30, sab 9-12.30. ogni 15 min. Treni di Southern (www.southernrailway.com) e First Capital Connect Per informazioni e per trovare l’ufficio più vicino: t08457223344, www.royal (www.firstcapitalconnect.co.uk), più convenienti, per varie stazioni cittadine (40-60 mail.com, www.postoffice.co.uk. Le cassette postali sono colonnine di colore rosso a min di viaggio). In pullman: ogni ora con National Express (www.nationalexpress.com) margine dei marciapiedi. per la Victoria Coach Station (40 min di viaggio). In taxi: Checker Cars (www.chec ker cars.com), con ufficio prenotazioni ai terminal nord e sud; 60 min di viaggio. Banche e cambio Aeroporto di London City (www.londoncityairport.com, t02076460088), nella Le banche sono aperte dal lunedì al venerdì (alcune anche il sabato mattina), in zona est di Londra. genere dalle 9.30 alle 16.30. Il servizio bancomat è diffusissimo e sempre disponi- Collegamenti. In treno: Docklands Light Railway, 50 metri fuori dall’aeroporto, con parten- bile. Si possono cambiare gli euro in sterline presso gli sportelli di cambio valuta ze ogni 8-15 min (22 min di viaggio per Bank). In taxi: black cabs per il centro in 45 min. (aeroporti e centro città, con spese di servizio maggiori), le banche e alcuni uffici Aeroporto di Stansted (www.stanstedairport.com, t08443351803), circa 50 km € postali. 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