Visiting London?

Let’s start with Central London, north of the Thames. I’ve written short “espresso shot” posts for tourism, which are quick guides you can read by clicking on the maps below.

Click here for the full-size map of London, illustrated by Cally Lathy of House of Cally.

Map	What to see?
	West End Westminster Abbey, the Palace of Westminster (Big Ben), Buckingham Palace, Bond Street.
	Academics and Lawyer Land Royal Courts of Justice, London School of Economics, Middle Temple, British Museum, Covent Garden. Rainy day approved.
	Financial District Tower of London, London Bridge, Monument, Museum of London, Saint Paul’s Cathedral.
	The East End Trend Brick Lane, Old Street, Hoxton, Spitalfields Market, Shoreditch.
	Vibrant Central Charing Cross, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus, Soho, Canarby Street, Oxford Street, Regent Street.
	The South Bank Imperial War Museum, London Eye, Tate Modern, Borough Market, Shakespeare’s Globe.
	Curated Culture in Kensington – coming soon! The Victoria & Albert Museum, the Natural History Museum, the Science Musuem. Rainy day approved.
	Northern Line – coming soon! Camden Town and Camden Locks, Primrose Hill
	Maritime Greenwich – coming soon! Cutty Sark, Royal Observatory, Royal Maritime Museum, Greenwich Market, the Meridian Line