Travel guides for the modern explorer
Through carefully curated digital guides, Field & Fold captures the character, rhythm, and hidden corners of a place, offering travellers a slower, more meaningful way to explore.
Each guide is a curated blend of design, storytelling, and local discovery, folding together not just maps and must-sees, but the spirit of a place.
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A three-day itinerary through a river city and one of the world's great wine landscapes.
Few short trips in Europe cover as much ground as this one: a medieval river city, centuries of wine culture, and a valley that ranks among the world's great landscapes, all connected by one of the most scenic train journeys on the continent.
This Quick Fold pairs two days in Porto with a full day in the Douro Valley. It's a considered route through tiled churches, hilltop viewpoints, markets and port wine cellars, ending among the terraced vineyards around Pinhão. Compact, carefully edited, and made for travellers who want to understand a place, not just pass through it.
What's inside
· A day-by-day itinerary across three days, with timings, prices and practical notes woven through
· Day 1: The Historic Heart | Day 2: Markets & Gardens | Day 3: The Douro Valley
· Restaurant recommendations for each day, chosen for character rather than hype
· When to visit, season by season, including the São João festival and the grape harvest
· Getting around: metro, funicular, cable car and train, with costs and tips
· Where to stay: five neighbourhoods compared, from Baixa and Ribeira to Bonfim and Gaia
Who it's for
First-time visitors short on time who still want depth.
Wine lovers curious about where port actually comes from.
Anyone planning a long weekend.
The format
· Digital PDF, available to download instantly after purchase
· 12 pages in a landscape layout designed for screens, best enjoyed on a tablet or laptop
· Illustrated throughout with photography
Please note
This is a digital product - no physical item will be sent.
For personal use only.
Details are accurate at the time of publication (2026), but prices, opening times and train schedules change, so it's always worth checking ahead.
Few countries move you from a world-class coral reef, to a two-thousand-year-old carved city, to the lowest point on earth in a single week.
This Fieldweek follows a considered route through the south of Jordan, where the country makes its strongest case: the coral gardens of Aqaba, the vast silence of Wadi Rum, the carved stone facades of Petra, and the weightless, mineral-heavy waters of the Dead Sea, closing with a final morning in Amman. Written for travellers who arrive open to the full picture: the landscape, the history, and a hospitality that is not performance but inheritance.
What's inside
· A seven-day, day-by-day self-drive itinerary covering roughly 700km, from Amman to the Red Sea and everything in between
· Day 1: The Road South | Day 2: Reefs & Shipwrecks | Day 3: The Red Desert | Days 4–5: Rose City of Petra | Day 6: Dead Sea | Day 7: Amman
· Before you go: visas and the Jordan Pass (and which tier to choose), currency, cultural etiquette, and a thoughtful note on travelling during Ramadan
· When to visit, season by season
· Getting around: driving, road routes, police checkpoints and navigation
Who it's for
First-time visitors who want to see Jordan's great landscapes and sites without rushing them.
Travellers who value context, history and cultural awareness as much as the view.
Anyone ready for a week that will stay with them long after it ends.
The format
· Digital PDF, available to download instantly after purchase
· 20 pages in a landscape layout designed for screens, best enjoyed on a tablet or laptop
· Illustrated throughout with photography
Please note
This is a digital product - no physical item will be sent.
For personal use only.
Details are accurate at the time of publication (2026), but prices, visa requirements and opening times change, so always check official sources and your government's travel advice before you go.
South Devon: Dartmouth, Torquay & Salcombe, a three-day coastal itinerary
Along this stretch of South Devon, the land folds down to the sea in wooded estuaries, shingle coves and bays that turn turquoise in the summer light. Boats swing on their moorings and the day keeps time with the tide. It is a coast made for slow mornings, salt on the skin and long evenings by the water. This Quick Fold is an itinerary for a weekend getaway on the English seaside, based in Dartmouth and reaching out along the coast to the English Riviera, Salcombe and Burgh Island. Maritime history, independent makers, wildlife on the water and seafood on the table, all at the pace of the tide.
What’s inside
· A day-by-day itinerary across three days, with practical notes, timings and local tips throughout
· Day 1: Dartmouth | Day 2: The English Riviera | Day 3: Salcombe & Burgh Island
· Restaurant recommendations for each day, from special-occasion tables to fish and chips on the harbour wall
· Where to stay: Dartmouth, Salcombe, Torquay and Totnes compared
· Getting there and getting around, including an honest note on driving Devon's narrow, high-hedged lanes
Who it’s for
Travellers who want a summer weekend on the English coast that feels unhurried and well chosen.
Visitors from abroad looking for the seaside towns and coves Britain is quietly proud of.
Anyone who'd rather plan around the tide than the clock.
The format
Digital PDF, available to download instantly after purchase
10 pages in a landscape layout designed for screens, best enjoyed on a tablet or laptop
Illustrated throughout with photography
Please note
This is a digital product - no physical item will be sent.
For personal use only.
Details are accurate at the time of publication (2026), but seasonal ferries, opening times and tide-dependent crossings change, so always check ahead.
London is a city that never quite settles. Centuries of history sit right up against whatever opened this week: a new restaurant, a reworked gallery, a market that's always slightly different from the last time you visited. It rewards the curious, and this Fieldguide is your way in.
Rather than trying to cover everything, it offers a way of moving through the city: neighbourhood by neighbourhood, on foot where possible, paying attention to how places shift with the hour and the season. Written for travellers who would rather understand a place than simply see it.
What's inside
· 76 pages across 10 neighbourhoods, from West to East London
· Around 90 places, each with the story behind it: royal parks and riverside paths, markets and museums, historic houses and the quieter corners in between
· A month-by-month calendar of moments worth planning around, from cherry blossom season and Notting Hill Carnival to the London Film Festival and winter light trails
· Notes on London's famously changeable weather, and how to travel with it rather than against it
· Deeper feature notes throughout, including Turner's view from Richmond Hill, Poets' Corner at Westminster Abbey, and a season-by-season guide to what's in bloom at Kew Gardens
· A personal introduction from the author, a Londoner of more than nine years
The neighbourhoods
West London | Richmond · Westminster · Kensington
North London | Camden
Central London | West End · Waterloo & South Bank · City of London
East London | Shoreditch · Hackney & Hackney Wick
South London | Greenwich
Who it's for
First-time visitors who want more than a checklist of landmarks.
Returning travellers ready to look a little closer.
Londoners who'd like to fall for their own city again.
The format
· Digital PDF, available to download instantly after purchase
· Landscape layout designed for screens, best enjoyed on a tablet or laptop
· Illustrated throughout with photography
Please note
This is a digital product - no physical item will be sent. For personal use only. Details are accurate at the time of publication (2026), but opening times, events and seasonal dates change, so it's always worth checking ahead.
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South Devon: Dartmouth, Torquay & Salcombe, a three-day coastal itinerary
Along this stretch of South Devon, the land folds down to the sea in wooded estuaries, shingle coves and bays that turn turquoise in the summer light. Boats swing on their moorings and the day keeps time with the tide. It is a coast made for slow mornings, salt on the skin and long evenings by the water. This Quick Fold is an itinerary for a weekend getaway on the English seaside, based in Dartmouth and reaching out along the coast to the English Riviera, Salcombe and Burgh Island. Maritime history, independent makers, wildlife on the water and seafood on the table, all at the pace of the tide.
What’s inside
· A day-by-day itinerary across three days, with practical notes, timings and local tips throughout
· Day 1: Dartmouth | Day 2: The English Riviera | Day 3: Salcombe & Burgh Island
· Restaurant recommendations for each day, from special-occasion tables to fish and chips on the harbour wall
· Where to stay: Dartmouth, Salcombe, Torquay and Totnes compared
· Getting there and getting around, including an honest note on driving Devon's narrow, high-hedged lanes
Who it’s for
Travellers who want a summer weekend on the English coast that feels unhurried and well chosen.
Visitors from abroad looking for the seaside towns and coves Britain is quietly proud of.
Anyone who'd rather plan around the tide than the clock.
The format
Digital PDF, available to download instantly after purchase
10 pages in a landscape layout designed for screens, best enjoyed on a tablet or laptop
Illustrated throughout with photography
Please note
This is a digital product - no physical item will be sent.
For personal use only.
Details are accurate at the time of publication (2026), but seasonal ferries, opening times and tide-dependent crossings change, so always check ahead.
London is a city that never quite settles. Centuries of history sit right up against whatever opened this week: a new restaurant, a reworked gallery, a market that's always slightly different from the last time you visited. It rewards the curious, and this Fieldguide is your way in.
Rather than trying to cover everything, it offers a way of moving through the city: neighbourhood by neighbourhood, on foot where possible, paying attention to how places shift with the hour and the season. Written for travellers who would rather understand a place than simply see it.
What's inside
· 76 pages across 10 neighbourhoods, from West to East London
· Around 90 places, each with the story behind it: royal parks and riverside paths, markets and museums, historic houses and the quieter corners in between
· A month-by-month calendar of moments worth planning around, from cherry blossom season and Notting Hill Carnival to the London Film Festival and winter light trails
· Notes on London's famously changeable weather, and how to travel with it rather than against it
· Deeper feature notes throughout, including Turner's view from Richmond Hill, Poets' Corner at Westminster Abbey, and a season-by-season guide to what's in bloom at Kew Gardens
· A personal introduction from the author, a Londoner of more than nine years
The neighbourhoods
West London | Richmond · Westminster · Kensington
North London | Camden
Central London | West End · Waterloo & South Bank · City of London
East London | Shoreditch · Hackney & Hackney Wick
South London | Greenwich
Who it's for
First-time visitors who want more than a checklist of landmarks.
Returning travellers ready to look a little closer.
Londoners who'd like to fall for their own city again.
The format
· Digital PDF, available to download instantly after purchase
· Landscape layout designed for screens, best enjoyed on a tablet or laptop
· Illustrated throughout with photography
Please note
This is a digital product - no physical item will be sent. For personal use only. Details are accurate at the time of publication (2026), but opening times, events and seasonal dates change, so it's always worth checking ahead.
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