Eighteenth-Century London Pleasures is a fascinating book detailing the popular pleasure gardens in London during the Age of Enlightenment. The authors of Warwick William and Warwick Arthur Edgar describe the atmosphere, vibrancy and variety of these places where Londoners and visitors to the city gathered to enjoy music, dancing, plays and other forms of entertainment. The book reveals important aspects of the cultural life of London at that time and invites the reader to immerse himself in the world of pleasure gardens, which reproduce the atmosphere of the era and allow a better understanding of the history of the city.