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Central London Tourist A 30 D 31.168 U ROAD 153 141 A A MIDDLETON PRIMROSE HILL 43 E 243 31 B Essex Road 279 E J D 236 A B C D E R F G H K L M N C O 4 A Y C M R A UE E Camden A N C L L OND AVEN 19 D G Cecil Sharpe E RICHM A 10 E A E Y 91 L D Town O House B M 30 N C E W PRIMROSE HILL A R T A A CAMDEN TOWN D P Until February 1998 ’ S D L O S ALBERT Y C A 274 M ISLINGTON 38 E A 274 E I TERR. P RK T F 274 Y H O N 242 VER R R service 242 will RO N O T AD A D L CR R I E A O 1 E B 1 V C2 L E 73 run as 22 N W E Business N O M E 13 A K E A M R V N T E G 274 P NO T R S Design C G PRI Jewish S X ENU N I C I R E D OAD E P R A A T COPENHAGEN S O E A Re POWNALL H L T. A H O C g 82 A Centre T B P Museum E W O C e S R E R S R O S K nt’s ’ T H P O . E S I W C A D 274 E N a L n N R T T S L N R BARING STREET a D IGH N R S l L 24 O S G Q 113 E N E Y H R D A E R T S E E A T O A D A D L E T T U A Y . G O U A O O N C E E T E . R Places of Interest N R N D U A Q London N E Y C O D 29 E P H ROAD O S E D E E R L E T R Y T. T C Wildlife London T A O N N R A T O R IR S 91 ER E S I S C 135 O R Regent’s Canal U T E WH S U Canal D ’ H T Trust S R O St. John’s D P B B R A B N A I E A E R O A S PP R I L L T R 274 ST. U Museum R O N E R Barbican Centre K4 C L E E N Camden Wood L D U T HAGGERSTON O A Y I A E DA C A R R C W ST. D N A E R A A C2 T W R PUDDL Passage L G O O S Y B TO O 10 D R A S A C E Big Ben G8 S D O Market H D O H A E D D R R London Zoo E Chapel Street G Mornington O AL O FD I T C K AR D E G H R N W X D Market H British Museum & Library F4 V A2 D. O T Crescent EE A N R SH N 274 A A Geffrye A O O I E WHARF ROAD R O R D 139 N L E L Angel T N W Museum M ST. T W R O R KING’S A HITE LION Buckingham Palace E8 10 W P I S 55 B G U I S 26 E H R A P S D N S L CROSS N T E I W A L O Y O U L H G D 48 R C IN E A A D L O A 26 Cabinet War Rooms F7 R A N N S D 2 R O E 2 D I S R G 13 OA N EY D L E I D R R G D I N T H E 4.274 T Y L L S C A E O I L OV K N V L N R R R C O S G C T R T N 82 N K Carnaby Street E5 A E P Y E A E REGENT’S PARK R E 242 D R A U I R O A M R C . 73 E M 30 F H 113 M O W T V I Kings Cross T P A R S ST. PANCRAS W I City Information Centre J5 S ALK . E D P L C 26 T P E Lord’s T T Thameslink . LE L S S C London R Cricket REET L I T S 55 Cleopatra’s Needle G6 E T Y Y Ground Central E C2 Sadler’s Wells T R . COLUMBIA ROAD N 24 E K T E 68 D D Mosque CI FINSBURY . G C S SHOREDITCH ET R ROAD I S A R Theatre RE E C A E R R T D N E S Downing Street G7 O N L T 29 N T O O V ET R P N E 188 91 SWINTON ST. N OSS R A G I G J D O A T D E S T T 73 ’ R O 135 S E O R S R S 4 U W A D T T 8Eros-Piccadilly Circus F6 139 K T U 30 ACTON ST. 19 H A E O C L E O E E O E J 13 R EUSTON R N E R U 55 A W R 10 G T D O 38 S . L T D R S E ET Festival Hall H7 E D 82 O D D R S L STR OL E O R C E S I ST. PANCRAS U S R D A ’ I N E A A R VE O 113 A E R R L D S 8 R N N 73 D N T L C N H L C E A Salvation Army . T Harrods C8 I N D T R I R D 30 Y R E O ISS L C O . E R G Club Row E R T R S 3 J 274 E 10 Heritage Centre F Old Street R A 26 R 3 N STREET ’ S V O E E E T G C2 O AR A Market T S E O S A2 E A E A T R HMS Belfast M6 H L . U T 242 T N E RP R T E U A S 68 D G G O I A C N E AD N T I 139 Euston H E S H O S WOBURN 55 B G L 5 C T S H D R 3 A 91 I T G E T ET Horse Guards Parade F7 O 1 P R U E RE R E 0. L T RN E T G N D I S O R U 3 Square A N B T Sherlock Planetarium B E W O R 188 C H C Y O I R V Madame DE CLERKENWELL H H R S Warren N Bunhill Y ST. E E M N Y Coram’s I Wesley’s Chapel CH Houses of Parliament G8 E Holmes U N C ARE S A LD S L I Tussaud’s 19 C S W T. L 6 S G O S Fields T Street Fields K T Museum N O T EUSTON ROAD O O A2 P ER I E BAKE T R E T L Russell E N R R 55 N R 16 E F W E BER A D L Lambeth Palace H8 A R O R R Baker Great A T R 38 O B Shoreditch S E R 10 CE A T W O G E Square D E A 98 S MARYLEBONE D A2 R OR O R N R P Street F Portland L A A Regent’s I S E O 24 U D WORSHIP O L R STREET G A 55 C O H R Dickens S London Aquarium H7 S L D T H B C A 30 Street T 7 L O D Artillery RE O UXTON A E M Park C T D A ET STREET R C O E House S N P L 29 S R R O M D U O A T R Ground E B G E S LL BARBICAN FIN Church Street E A H E R O V T E U A2 W S London Dungeon L7 C L R Telecom R EN St. John’s Gate 4 M BU Y Y 135 E E E 73 LERK Market E R L L R L T C 2 A 74 A Tower N 11.23 SPITALFIELDS M E A G E D Edgware T N H R Spitalfields B T 10 S Barbican R London Zoo C1 R 55 Y A2 159 L C2 D A O O 133 135 BLOOMSBURY B 68 D A E SQ. Market Road A M Farringdon Barbican C N S MONTAGUESQUAREE ST. UT A 4 . O Y T B 4 D T 24 British D R E R E N ’ Centre I R C2 . F H 91 98 S E R 106Madame Tussauds C4 Edgware 19.38.55 A G O R FOLGATE E ET C Museum A T S 8 I D E PORTLAND R LIVERPOOL C H R Pollocks 29 S T T O D LDS N E 188 I 133 L N L S M Smithfield MOORGATE A K Road I G U N E O MARYLEBONE G Toy Museum P B E O R 26 O P R 73 O N S EL STREET T Marble Arch C5 B L T H Gray’s Inn Market B SH N E U A D S WEST 0(M) DI P .
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