Mapping London

The Tube Map is a design classic – the straight lines, even spacing and lack of unnecessary above-ground detail has become a hall-mark of metro

The sun is out, the days are getting longer.

We love a good custom map for an event, and the London Winter Run has just one – and despite it pretending to be an

You’ve read the blog, maybe you’ve read the book, now come and hear from the creators.

Ever thought we should be a book?

Easter is approaching and its time for some eggs to find – 120 two-foot high ones are in London right now thanks to the Elephant

It’s a frosty start to March, but green shoots are finally appearing in the ground.

The Map House, a wonderful gallery in Knightsbridge in central London which is itself over 100 years old, has just launched a month-long exhibition specifically

King’s Cross Central, the area behind King’s Cross and St Pancras stations, has launched a monster trail, which is running up to and including Hallowe’en

Kew is one of London’s leafy surburban neighbourhoods.

This delightful, colourful piece of cartography, is the first map by illustrator, limerick-creator and Walthamstow resident Angry Dan.

We’ve long liked temporary “parade” sculpture trails in London – they make exploring a neighbourhood even more interesting, if around the corner is one of