London Visitors` Map & Guide from Bensons Map Guides in their range of street plans of central London, highlighting 12 recommended sightseeing routes, with an enlargement of the West End & the City, a bus map, descriptions of places of interest. On one side is the main map with the publishers’ standard cartography presented at 1:11, 800 approx. Coverage extends, roughly, from Earl’s Court to The Tower & north/south from London Zoo & St Pancras International Eurostar terminal to the southern bank of the Thames between the Vauxhall & the Tower bridges, including the Imperial War Museum. On the reverse the West End & the City (Park Lane to The Tower & north/south British Museum to the southern bank of the Thames from Lambeth Bridge to Tower Bridge) is presented on more detailed mapping. A separate panel covers central Greenwich. The plans have an overprint highlighting in all 12 recommended sightseeing routes, cross-referenced to the surrounding panels with descriptions of the sights. Also provided are indexes of selected main streets, plus of places of interest, entertainment venues & hotels, a map of bus routes, a list of key dates in London’s history, plus general tourist information & a diagram of the Underground network. Current edition of this title was published in 2011. About Bensons range of street plans of central London: The plans offer the clearest, most accurate & most informative street mapping of the capital, particularly for those who wish to explore London on foot. The same style of presentation of the street network is used in different titles with varying degree of detail. Excellent placing of names & the use of colours or symbols enable the publishers to provide a wealth of information whilst retaining the clarity of small detail: streets with bus services, Underground/railway stations & riverboat piers, prime shopping areas, places of entertainment & main services, selected hotels & pubs, etc. The capital’s main sights are prominently highlighted & other important buildings are named. For drivers the maps indicate main traffic routes & show entry restrictions for motorized traffic & car parks. One way streets are not marked. For those exploring London on foot the Bensons plans offer information not often found on other street maps: small passages, steps or stairways, foot access onto bridges from streets below them, etc. Additional panels, varying from title to title, provide more information: enlargements of the West End & the City, bus routes, places of entertainment, descriptions of sights, sightseeing walks, a shopping guide, etc. For more information please see the individual description. The most detailed coverage is offered by the London Street Map.