Monopoly moves from the streets of London to the London Underground! It was dark blue for Mayfair and red for the Strand. But now, it is...... more

Monopoly moves from the streets of London to the London Underground! It was dark blue for Mayfair and red for the Strand. But now, it is dark blue for the Piccadilly Line and red for the Central Line. Underground Monopoly cleverly matches the classic coloured property squares to the stations and line colours of the world famous Tube map, offering you a great opportunity to navigate your way around London building your property empire as you collect Underground stations. London Underground is the most famous subway system in the world and it is also the oldest, first opening in 1863, when a service ran from Paddington to Farringdon. The first trains ran on steam, and it would be another twenty-seven years before the world's first electric train ran on the City and South London Railway, which now forms part of the Northern line. Today there are more than 3 million people who use the London Underground every weekday.Roll the dice to begin your property building empire with this London Underground edition of the classic game.Warning: Suitable from 8 years.

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The names of the 300 or so London underground stations are part of the everyday landscape for the Londoners, who strap-hang...... more

The names of the 300 or so London underground stations are part of the everyday landscape for the Londoners, who strap-hang their way across the capital. We hardly ever question their meanings or origins - yet these well-known names are linked with fascinating stories of bygone times. Until the mid-19th century, London was almost unbelievably rural, with names belonging to a countryside we could never recognise or imagine today.

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Ditch the A-Z when travelling in central London, with this scale Tube Map wrapped around your Samsung Galaxy S III. The glossy, pocket-friendly...... more

Ditch the A-Z when travelling in central London, with this scale Tube Map wrapped around your Samsung Galaxy S III. The glossy, pocket-friendly case features all the city's most famous Underground stations to plot your journey around The Capital, including Tottenham Court Road, Leicester Square, Oxford Circus and Convent Garden.

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With 980 million passengers a year, more than 250 miles of track, literally hundreds of different stations and a history stretching back nearly 150...... more

With 980 million passengers a year, more than 250 miles of track, literally hundreds of different stations and a history stretching back nearly 150 years, the world's oldest underground railway might seem familiar, but actually, how well do you know it? This title offers a tube-based trivia for travellers and lovers of London.

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Located just 10 minutes walk from both Pimlico and Victoria underground stations, the Vegas Hotel offers basic rooms and a 24-hour front desk....... more

Located just 10 minutes walk from both Pimlico and Victoria underground stations, the Vegas Hotel offers basic rooms and a 24-hour front desk. Oxford Streets shops are just a 5-minute tube journey from this hotel.

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Situated less than 5 minutes' tube journey from the vibrant Covent Garden and West End, the modern Holiday Inn London-Bloomsbury is only 150...... more

Situated less than 5 minutes' tube journey from the vibrant Covent Garden and West End, the modern Holiday Inn London-Bloomsbury is only 150 metres from Russell Square Underground Station.

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A 5-minute walk from Kensal Green Underground Station and less than 30 minutes walk from Notting Hill, this hotel offers free Wi-Fi and an...... more

A 5-minute walk from Kensal Green Underground Station and less than 30 minutes walk from Notting Hill, this hotel offers free Wi-Fi and an on-site restaurant in North West London.ssThe citys main attractions are within easy reach on the Tube.

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This stylish 4-star hotel is 300 metres from Canary Wharf London Underground Station and one Tube stop from the O2 Arena. It has...... more

This stylish 4-star hotel is 300 metres from Canary Wharf London Underground Station and one Tube stop from the O2 Arena. It has modern, air-conditioned rooms, a gym, free Wi-Fi in public areas, and a restaurant and bar.

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The third part of the popular World of Subways series puts you in the driver's cab on the iconic Circle Line of the London Underground....... more

The third part of the popular World of Subways series puts you in the driver's cab on the iconic Circle Line of the London Underground. Authorised by an act of Parliament in 1853, the Circle Line became the world's first underground railway and the genesis of the entire London Underground network.With 35 beautifully recreated stations and both above and below ground sections, this is an opportunity to take control of the world famous "C Stock" tube trains as you follow a detailed timetable and a myriad of custom missions. Visit such landmark destinations as Baker Street - home of Sherlock Holmes, Euston and Victoria stations, pass under Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament at Westminster and drop off passengers at the fashionable High Street Kensington! The entire Circle Line can be explored, including the new Hammersmith extension.With over 74 million journeys every year, the Circle Line provides the ultimate subway experience. See the light at the end of the tunnel, with one of the most immersive and realistic rail simulations ever created!Features:More than 54 km of tracksOriginal virtual reproductions of 35 stationsHighly detailed model of the C Stock Train3D-Cockpit with rotatable cameraFree movement in the train and at stationsRealistic AI trafficDynamic passengers on the platformSuperb graphics, reflective headlights, realistic, light effects at night timeTrue to original driving noises and soundsRealistic announcements recorded

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Make sure you are never lost on the London Underground with this map of tube stations for Filofax Personal Organisers. This...... more

Make sure you are never lost on the London Underground with this map of tube stations for Filofax Personal Organisers. This folded Underground map slots right into your Filofax organiser. Ideal for personal or business use. Paper size 95 x171mm.

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A 2-minute walk from Drayton Park underground station and a 15-minute tube ride from central London, Short lets in...... more

A 2-minute walk from Drayton Park underground station and a 15-minute tube ride from central London, Short lets in London offers apartments that are individually styled and have free Wi-Fi.

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Quality Hotel Wembley is a 15-minute tube-ride from central London, and just 5 minutes walk from Wembley Park Underground...... more

Quality Hotel Wembley is a 15-minute tube-ride from central London, and just 5 minutes walk from Wembley Park Underground Station. It has free on-site parking, and is a 5-minute walk from Wembley Stadium, Wembley Arena and X Factor Studios.

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Situated 10 minutes walk from Canary Wharf underground station, Zen Apartments offers private parking and free Wi-Fi in the heart of...... more

Situated 10 minutes walk from Canary Wharf underground station, Zen Apartments offers private parking and free Wi-Fi in the heart of London. The O2 Arena is 3 minutes tube ride and London Bridge can be reached in 10 minutes on the Jubilee Line.

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The second book in the 'Tube line' series, Central Line Series, documents the ambitious programme of temporary commissions that took place along the...... more

The second book in the 'Tube line' series, Central Line Series, documents the ambitious programme of temporary commissions that took place along the Central line from 2011 to 2012. The longest line on the London Underground network, the Central line opened in 1900 and has nearly quadrupled in size, now serving 49 stations and spanning 74 km (46 miles). The Central line's sheer size presents significant challenges for personal interaction amongst its 1,408 operational staff. Artworks in the Central Line Series take the theme of 'communication' as a starting point to explore ideas around interaction, engagement and exchange, in the context of the Central line, and specific locations along the line. Central Line Series includes projects by Michael Landy, whose Acts of Kindness, 2011, galvinised the city of London to share their experiences of kindness on the tube, and Ruth Ewan, Kerry Andrew, Evlynn Sharp and Laburnum Boat Club, who collaborated to produce A LOCK IS A GATE, 2011, a project involving young people from Hackney in the creation of an album of experimental songs, a book of drawings, posters and tube station artwork, as well as projects by Anna Barham, Alice Channer and Bob and Roberta Smith which further expored the ideas of communication and exchange on the Central line. Central Line Series includes a newly commissioned illustrated essay on the history of the Central line and an essay on the theme of communication and exchange. Each artwork in the series is represented by images and accompanied by an explanatory text, alongside supplementary material selected by the artist in order to enrich our understanding of the work.

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Like Online's other titles about London Underground, this recording doesn't have talking heads or boring featureless cab-rides in tunnels. ...... more

Like Online's other titles about London Underground, this recording doesn't have talking heads or boring featureless cab-rides in tunnels. Using film taken by competent Underground enthusiasts, it shows many lines and stations in the mid-1950s onwards. It's a riot of red trains, both tube cars and surface line stock. Starting at Farringdon - esteemed tour train with L44 passes - and Met loco number 16 follows it up to take over at New Cross Gate. Moving to Baker Street, a general study of electric trains running from there. 'T' stock appears at several stations, 'O', 'P' and 'F' stock trains are seen passing. A visit to Neasden features 'E' class, L46, L44 - L53, also the new Pannier tanks. A trip to Stanmore reveals the practice of including 'standard stock', used as trailers with 1938 tube cars. At Northwood Hills, steam trains for Marylebone still hurry by, mixed in with new DMU's. The well known steam to electric changeover is seen once again at Rickmansworth. Chesham saw its last steam train and 'T' stock appears. The Aylesbury LT service is briefly featured and the tip workings to Croxley is filmed. Amongst the red trains at Acton Town can be seen the gleaming aluminium 1956 stock on demonstration runs. Also at Acton Town, the quaint single car shuttle to South Acton is seen in detail, the red Q23 car contrasting with the new style trains. Other trains pass on the nearby North London line. 'Standard stock' on the Piccadilly line is next prior to a visit to the East London line, various Underground trains of all types are seen through the damp, gloomy stations and tunnels, back in the 1950s and 60s. Oerlikon sets of the LNWR share tracks with jointly-owned tube stock near Harrow and Wealdstone, filmed in the late 1920s. We finish our coverage at Ongar, however a more detailed review of the Ongar branch can be seen in another DVD in this series, Lost Lines Around London.

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Ditch the A-Z when travelling in central London, with this scale Tube Map wrapped around your Samsung Galaxy S III. The glossy, pocket-friendly...... more

Ditch the A-Z when travelling in central London, with this scale Tube Map wrapped around your Samsung Galaxy S III. The glossy, pocket-friendly case features all the city's most famous Underground stations to plot your journey around The Capital, including Tottenham Court Road, Leicester Square, Oxford Circus and Convent Garden.

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Its a 100% silk underground theme fashionable tie,some station names are misspelling we can`t put exactly because tie is not official, but have...... more

Its a 100% silk underground theme fashionable tie,some station names are misspelling we can`t put exactly because tie is not official, but have a good image of it.

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