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TH A O E Y D F N B A 220 yds (200 m) A R A V D E O R V D A R D R S A L R IN T 184 Regent's T E D 96 EE G R R Euston Sq D ST R E O Old Park IN N D E The Hoxton N Y T D Street Marylebone R R OL Hotel Regent's E TON Warren St Russell O Shoreditch B A EUS G D Park O Square E W S C HA Baker St Great T E O O RR O R R D M OW Marylebone Station Portland St T LL R M G E Warwick E T S ERKENW Barbican A 4 D G E CL E T 0 4 G N T E R Avenue L P R W W D T C O A O H E R O D A R A R B A R I E U R E O A O R Marylebone 235 M T G S C A T A Farringdon Barbican L A E 35 ’S S T D E K L D D L P E Edgware E S E A A S N Goodge St B O O C T R WESTWAY B T R N EO Farringdon Liverpool Street E 43 O H Rd L E N Y D H Barbican D R U T S R A R Station I M R Olswang Chancery Station R Station Museum of 76 T B D W RD P Moorgate L RRO P 27 Bloomsbury Lane E Westbourne HA S L 115 Moorgate Station London P L A T A R H A LBORN C Park R R 71 C D HO E O C H Liverpool St Docklands: T 103 E E HIG I A E H D E 60 155 2.50 miles (4.0 km) W Ladbroke Terminal 5, Heathrow: Royal Selfridges T Tottenham Grove 17.75 miles (28.5 km) Paddington Court Rd N Holborn 84 Oak 223 OR NEWGATE ST211 City of T 50 135 216 37 206 B Station S 34 2 152 L 87 D O 68 107 173 244 Paddington E ST C H H St Paul's London 30 St Mary Axe A H IG 49 R S 217 249 258 ORE H (The Gherkin) BISHOP'S BR RD P N IGM Oxford Circus A City Thameslink St. Paul’s Aldgate D T 15 R Paddington G W 181 STREE 180 94 Holborn Bank East 67 R 113 I Cathedral Bank X 118 153 N Covent Station 80 196 Aldgate E Marble 162 E S 142 199 Carnaby G The Royal S 132 251 G 114 159 191 Garden Covent Garden T 83 74 106 U Arch RD 119 231 E 167 Street 193 S 201 Exchange S XFO N Piazza T 111 O 139 V CH EE T A Y L Hamley's 160 W F 36 Y C Leicester D 179 Mansion House Soho R 78 L Bond St R Fenchurch Street 4 Marble Arch Toy Store U Sq A 33 Blackfriars 154 242 B O 69 Temple Blackfriars Lancaster S Cannon St Station D 16 Mayfair 90 165 175 E S 58 253 Bayswater Gate ROA T S 218 Station UPPER THAMES STREET ER 241 91 AF 92 10 198 T SWAT 7 S H 110 88 MEN Tower Gateway BAY Hyde Park Corner 101 125 T S NK 82 245 R 126 187 79 ND BA Monument E 247 A EM Blackfriars Millennium 186 188 Tower Queensway 156 168 248 E R TR 204 54 220 T D S s Bridge Bridge Hill OAD P Piccadilly 221 222 Thame Southwark Cannon Street Notting R 18 22 23 A 194 207 233 214 226 River TER Hyde Park R 205 32 Circus Waterloo Hill Gate BAYSWA K 105 131 133 227 Bridge Station 24 46 112 212 236 120 72 Trafalgar Square IA Bridge London 51 The Royal Parks R 14 143 144 145 257 O 129 B D 123 Cleopatra's Needle R Bridge Tower Bridge T L represent the C 41 178 53 200 St. James’s I 197 161 A 146 147 148 V Embankment C 215 Kensington jungles of Asia. 93 163 Y 228 ST 9 K Tate Modern 65 K L LL D 12 230 R F E A Green Park DI Burlington 149 150 61 89 117 FO 28 N Gardens N A 30 LL Charing M R 47 48 40 E C A A IAR London 140 S IC Arcade M T SOU 45 Holland Park I 138 170 Cross 121 136 S T 55 N P L HW Bridge 100 81 L E W AR G A Charing Cross Waterloo East S K T 116 95 1 11 17 25 29 P G O T Round 237 H 157 STREET London Bridge O 122 177 D O L I Station Station I E 183 E N Kensington T 44 63 73 77 86 64 T Y U Pond he R Station 255 E S N Se E Westeld: rpenti W T 19 ne B V C Palace H A 102 108 109 134 137 239 A B 1.85 miles (3.0 km) H 20 A T Southwark T E K 21 8 240 Waterloo E R More London P U 26 L S 31 THE MALL203 R R R 39 169 174 195 202 209 L O D C L H M N H Green 85 O A 141 A 56 97 172 224 S G L D L Hyde Park Corner 210 213 225 243 246 O I O O T Park D H H 42 Big Ben H N O St James's A 176 GE London Eye D L BRID CONSTITUTION HILL Waterloo Borough O L TS Park R S R A GH K E N KNI Station O LON D 232 G Westminster A Southwark R G G Y KNIGH R D A T TSBRIDGE H R S O Buckingham S 166 OAD W G E KENSINGTON R S BIRDCAGE WALK U T Knightsbridge V Palace H O A 238 104 E Westminster Westminster T T L 182 R E Kensington N Gardens O A Greenwich: U N O Bridge D B E G High St Lambeth O J R Buckingham R D 3.75 miles (6.0 km) R St James's I A S M O H Kensington Palace North R A A IG Park E IC D H C D B 5 52 128 A Royal Albert Hall P D MILLBANK A K O 75 99 124 L R 171 V L E E S A P N R L N D 151 252 256 T H N O O EE 192 D T R R T I ROA Kensington NG N A ST E N OAD G I N B G R R S TO A 250 AN (Olympia) N 185 E I M T E P E OR H Elephant & Castle S G T O R K IC A T E 164 M C V BE T E O L M N R R A LA W O 130 B L Lambeth O A Victoria D 98 A NE T 66 H Bridge W P K W S O RSEFERRY EN RD R T A T 6 ROAD A R R O 2 V T W ROAD E A A N Elephant & Castle Station O I LL E U D C CROMWE E L T X S K Gloucester South M H D OUT Victoria A M HWARK P A L K K ROA Kensington KING'S ROAD K D D Rd H Station L E A D E G B N N O R A R 229 Sloane Sq N R A T R I ID W ITH G B R RSM L L K E A O ME L C M HAM 'S R L Have you found Cloudia yet? 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