I’m excited to launch something new on the A Lady in London blog: an interactive London neighborhoods map. Given how many area guides I’ve written, I thought it would be helpful to put them all in one place.
London Neighborhoods Map
Each neighborhood and my relevant blog posts are pinpointed on the map, making it easy to get an idea of where everything is in London.
This city is huge and there are a lot of great places to discover in central London and further afield. My London neighborhoods map can help you put them in context.
You can click on the pins to see more information about each London area and links to my blog posts about them.
From Notting Hill to Hackney, Hampstead to Dulwich, it has the best places in London from west to east, north to south. It also has a lot of under-the-radar London areas in it.
I hope this London neighborhoods map will be helpful to you as you make your way through London, whether physically or virtually. If you’re in London or travel here, it can help you plan things to do in various areas of the UK capital.
I’ll also add each new neighborhood guide I write to the map and keep it updated as time goes on. If you want to bookmark this blog post or pin it on Pinterest, you can save it as an easy reference.
Additionally, I’ll link to the London neighborhoods map on the sidebar of the blog so you can quickly find it when you come to A Lady in London.
London Area Map
So without further ado, here’s my London neighborhoods map. I hope you enjoy playing around with it and that it helps you discover more of this amazing city I love to call home.
Happy exploring!
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That’s great. And just in perfect time too. I’m flying to London tomorrow and planning to visit a few new neighbourhoods.
Nice! Have a great trip. I hope the map helps!
This is a great resource. I am writing to book to help first time London visitors, and one of the things I recommend is getting to know the neighborhoods before booking a room. My book includes website and guidebook recommendations, and I would consider adding reference to your blog so that they could find your take on London’s neighborhoods. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Sally!
This makes planning my weekend so much easier! Thanks!
You’re welcome! I’m glad it helps!
I love it! Is this a google product? Can you tell me how I would make one for my site?
Yep. Just Google Maps.
Love it! So helpful:)
Thanks CJ!
Hi Lady, we crossed paths on Twitter today. I’ve been a map “addict” all of my life so I absolutely love this! I have a close friend here at work who travels to London and she will also be jazzed to see it. Sending her the link after commenting! The best of continued luck and blessing to you in your travels! 🙂
Oh and I was born and raised in the California Central Valley 🙂
Wow, small world! That’s great!
Thanks Mike! I hope she finds it helpful on her next trip to London!
This is really cool! Love your short description of Angel too 😉
Thanks Jayne! Angel is such a fun neighborhood!
Terriffic, just did a test drive, and all the bells and whistles work – I’m going to rent an Aston Martin and visit every dot in one day….,
Nice!
Hey!
This is so helpful! I noticed how much more I enjoy places that are not in every London guide book!
I have one question tho, not related to this. What do you think about Cardiff? is it worth paying a visit? and what except a castle and bay is worth seeing.
Thank you so much x
Thanks! I’m glad you like it. Cardiff is worth a visit. I wrote about it on the blog, so head over to the Wales section to read my thoughts.
Great idea and I’m looking forward to putting it to good use!
Just in case you didn’t know, it didn’t work on my iPhone when I looked at it earlier – not a single dot showed up.
I have a map like this on my site linking to favourite posts etc and I just checked and mine doesn’t work on my iPhone or iPad either! I hadn’t realised 🙁
Never-the-less I’m sure I’m going to find your map really useful. there’s so much of London I don’t know yet!
Yeah, a of times things that use APIs like this don’t work on mobile. Hopefully they’ll be supported in the future.
Great idea, I love maps, it’s just such an easy way to visualise where you can go.
Interesting that you used the Google maps lite engine. I used a plugin for my map of hotels around Europe on my blog but I see that with the Google map, you can just embed it where you want, on your page or on your side bar. May consider that too.
Yeah, Google Maps has great features!
I’ve visited many blogs on London as part of my trip research. Your’s is the best I have found and I have pinned a lot of them
I’m so glad to hear that! Thanks!
Thank you for such an interesting insight into you,I have truly enjoyed reading it.I also wish to congratulate you on all you have achieved so well deserved.Bless you for understanding those of us whom adore your magical work by using the word VIRTUAL as this will be our experience and you are kind to include all.Keep up the fantastic work dear LadyXO
You’re welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it.