This large scale coloured foldout A-Z street map of central London covers an area extending to: St. John`s Wood Primrose Hill (part) St. Pancras International Station King`s Cross Hoxton Tower Bridge Walworth Kennington Oval Pimlico Brompton Cemetery High Street Kensington Station Bayswater Station Maida Vale Station Much of the extended Central London Congestion Charging Zone is covered by this map & its boundary is featured on the mapping. The detailed street mapping

Includes:: a selection of named flats & walkways, a range of individual buildings which are colour coded, places of interest, theatres, cinemas, one way streets, selected car parks, postcode districts & safety camera locations with their maximum speed limits. The index is printed in a booklet which is stapled into the cover & lists streets, selected flats, walkways & places of interest, place, area & junction names. Also included are separate lists of hospitals, hospices & National Rail, Docklands Light Railway & London Underground stations covered by this map.

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London Super Scale Street Map at 9 inches to 1 mile (1:7, 040) from Geographers` A-Z Map Company, waterproof & tear-resistant version, covering most of Central London & the whole Congestion Charging Zone comes with a separate 32-page comprehensive index booklet listing streets, selected flats & walkways & places of interest. The plan shows A & B roads annotated with selected house numbers for easier identification of addresses. One way traffic, restricted access, pedestrianized streets, junction names, selected car parks & the boundary of the Congestion Zone are marked. Railway, Underground, Docklands Light Railway & River Bus stations/stops are shown with names. Colouring and/or symbols indicate public building, services & facilities, including shopping centres or market streets, industrial buildings, hospitals or healthcare, educational establishments, etc. Public toilets are marked, indicating those with facilities for the disabled. The map also shows local authority & postcode boundaries, plus national grid lines. The index is in a separate, 32-page booklet attached to the map cover &

Includes:: additional lists of hospitals/walk-in medical centres/hospices, plus railway/ Underground/ Docklands Light Railway/river bus stations. This is the 2012 edition of this map.* This title is also available in a paper version & as a wall map on paper or encapsulated.*

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The A-Z London Travel Information guide is a pocket or handbag size publication that is both informative & user friendly. The guide consists of two A3 sheets which concertina back into the 105mm x 65mm sized cover with an easy to use folding design. One of the A3 sheets
Features:the London Underground Map on one side & the London Connections Rail Services Map on the reverse. There is also a panel with Airport & Airport Links information. The other A3 sheet
Features:a Central London Bus Routes Map that shows the locations of Central London Underground, National Rail & Coach stations, River Piers & selected places of interest. The Congestion Charging Zone boundary is also featured. On the reverse of this sheet is a list of selected useful regular daytime bus services featured on the Bus Routes Map. Also included are separate indexes to the selected places of interest & the Underground, Rail & Coach Stations, & a panel giving information about the River Thames commuter & leisure services is featured. Useful transport travel information telephone numbers & web site addresses can be found on the outside back cover.

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A-Z Visitors’ Map of central London at 1:10, 560 (6 inches to 1 mile) from Geographers` A-Z Map Company, designed to display prominently tube stations, numerous places of interest, embassies & legations, selected hotels, etc. Coverage extends from Notting Hill to The Tower & north/south from London Zoo in Regent’s Park & St. Pancras International station to Earl’s Court – Tate Britain. The map uses the same basic cartography as A-Z’s range of street atlases but emphasizes features of special importance to visitors. London Underground stations are prominently highlighted, as are various other places of interest to visitors: numerous important buildings & monuments including academic institutions, foreign embassies & legations, hotels, etc. Street with bus services are shown in yellow & annotated with route numbers. On the reverse the index has a separate list of places of interest, cinemas, theatres & concert halls, embassies, selected shops & hotels, etc. Also provided is an Underground map of central London. Current edition of this version was published in 2012. ...

A-Z Visitors’ Atlas & Guide of London in a pocket size, spiral-bound format, with a 55-page tourist guide section which grades the described sights &

Includes:: interesting locations outside the coverage by the atlas. The guide also recommends sightseeing walks & provides much other useful tourist information. The atlas has the publishers’ mapping shown at 1:10, 560 (6” to 1 mile), so provides very clear presentation of the street network, important buildings & institutions, numerous hotels, embassies, etc. Underground stations are clearly marked & streets are annotated with numbers of bus lines. The index

Includes:: a list of embassies & legations. Additional plates show West End theatres & cinemas, plus a diagram of the Transport for London network. Current edition was published in 2012. This title is part of an extensive series of maps & atlases of London from the Geographers’ A-Z Map Company – to see all the titles please click above on the series link.



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Put a stop to any `are we there yet` or `I`m bored` cries with this fun London themed book by Button Books containing 22 activities that will entertain children on a day out in the big city. The large pages have plenty of space to draw on & colour in so kids can be as creative as they like, while other pages have more detailed drawings & activities. Choose from spot the difference in the crown jewels at The Tower of London, design a river boat to sail on the River Thames or doodle pigeons in Trafalgar Square. Draw an iconic landmark statue or a favourite painting in a gallery. Complete & personalise the pull-out postcards & send them to friends & family. These are just a few of the many activities you`ll find that are all centred around the sights of London. Fun & educational, the London Activity Book will help children to develop a wide range of skills, including observational, conversational & motor skills, & will make sure they get the most out of their visit to London. ...

A fun-filled carry case jam-packed with London-themed colouring, doodling & sticker books, & postcards to colour & send. Contains a London Colouring Book, London Doodling Book, Things to Spot in London Sticker Book & lots of London postcards to colour. The sturdy carry case makes this ideal for taking on holiday
- & a delightful souvenir when you return home. Sure to give children lots to talk about & keep them entertained for hours.
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From the authors of the highly successful Adventures Walks for Families In & Around London comes London Adventure Walks, offering 25 carefully devised, imaginative explorations of London
- all starting from points easily accessible by public transport
- specifically designed to appeal to children. Intriguing explorations of the historic (Tudor London/ Dick Whittington/ Fire of London/ Florence Nightingale), literary (Dickens, Shakespeare, 101 Dalmatians, Paddington Bear), artistic & famous sights of the capital will draw them in & keep them enthralled.

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” London Fashion Week” has maintained the capital`s position as one of the most important cities on the international fashion calendar for over twenty-five years. The roots of London`s pre-eminence as an international epicentre of haute couture & pret-a-porter stretch back centuries, & they are explored here in ” London After a Fashion”. Arguing that fashion was central to the impact of modernity in late nineteenth- & twentieth-century London, Alistair O` Neill maps the progress of fashion against the city`s neighbourhoods & streets. Carnaby Street, Soho, Jermyn Street & King`s Road each get their turn in London after a Fashion, along with many others, revealing the intersection between London`s urban history & the development of fashion. O` Neill`s analysis is not merely confined to clothing from the popularity of tattooing in the 1890s to the diverse uses of chintz in the 1980s design aesthetic, he traces the history of fashion in its various manifestations & explores how particular figures were key to disseminating fashion throughout British & international cultures. The author shows that participating in fashion was not only a pleasurable aspect of modern urban life, but also a fundamental element of contemporary cultural sensibilities. ” London After a Fashion” unearths vital moments of revolution in fashion that reflect deeper changes in London`s history & culture, contending that these historic changes are unfairly marginalized in accounts of transformation in the city`s culture. A fascinating look at fashion & urbanism, this book offers an intriguing reconsideration of the role of fashion in city life & fills in long overlooked gaps in the social history of London & modern design. ...

London after the Great Fire 1666 Replica Map by the Old Map Company is a reproduction of the map created for the famous atlas of the period by the master map maker John Speede Esq. The Old Map Company has recreated the antique maps of British counties, European cities & World countries originally crafted by master map maker John Speede Esq. whose work had accuracy & quality not surpassed for centuries. Each map is treated & presented on specially crafted paper then h&-treated giving it texture & an aged appearance before being beautifully engraved & detailed. ...