We featured Bridges of London earlier this week. However, the public realm relating to the Thames is more than the river itself and the bridges
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Bridges of London
The River Thames is London’s defining geographical feature and its inclusion is almost mandatory on any map attempting to cover the whole of the capital.
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Smiley’s London
This map created by illustrator Mike Hall (who we’ve featured before) for Penguin Books, shows the locations in London that featured in John le Carré’s
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TfL’s Corporate Archives
The Corporate Archives division of Transport for London recently held a short internal exhibition at their headquarters at Palestra, called “Mapping London” and showcasing new
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Summer: It’s a Really Big Deal
This artistic map of central London attractions was drawn by illustrator Andy Smith for Chiltern Railway, as part of a promotion to attract families into
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London Bay
It’s a typical August day in London today, with the rain falling pretty heavily and at least one tube station closed due to flooding. London’s
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Harry Potter Map
Time Out London, in conjunction with official Harry Potter portal Pottermore, created this lovely map showing 18 places in central London that have featured in
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Travelzoo’s Summer Map of Free Things
We do like arty tube maps here at Mapping London and Travelzoo have obliged with this rather pretty map of 50 free things to do
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Speed Limit Map
[Updated] TfL have published a “London Digital Speed Limit Map“, showing speed limits for cars on a map of London’s public roads, for the last
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Tube Relief
Caught short on the tube? TfL publishes all sorts of maps of the London Underground network, including this map of toilet facilities at stations. This
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London’s Hidden Rivers
As London swelters a heatwave, people in search of a cooling waterside stroll might notice that London doesn’t apparently have many rivers. There is of
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The Woodcut Map
We normally feature “modern” maps on Mapping London, however this map despite being also known as the Map of Early Modern London, is certainly not
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