Peter Dazeley dazzled us with his last photographic book about the capital. Now he's got a fresh collection of outstanding images.
London Uncovered presents 60 lesser-known locations, all of which can be visited by the public (though some are more restricted than others).
The immaculate photography is accompanied by text from Mark Daly, to explain the history and function of each space.
This gorgeous tome finds grandeur in the most unlikely parts of town, such as the Rivoli ballroom in Crofton Park, or Kempton Steam Museum in Hounslow.
Dazeley also takes his lens to smaller spaces, such as Alexander Fleming's laboratory in Paddington, or James Smith & Sons umbrella shop in Holborn.
A browse through this book will renew your fascination with the capital and provide a bucket list for places to visit that'll keep you going for years.
London Uncovered: Sixty Unusual Places To Explore is out now from Frances Lincoln.
