Running City London 2017

Riddle

By the time he became the forty fifth, it had ceased to be the one sixth. Find the point on the map where they meet. Corporation of London bollards

Year on the bollards

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

John Watkins Plaza

Plaque near the figure of a little elephant at the entrance to the library

City mentioned on the plaque

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

4 More London Riverside

Volumetric map to the north of the building

Head of which creature is engraved on one of the roofs?

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

4 More London Riverside

Volumetric map to the north of the building

Head of which creature is engraved on one of the roofs?

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

33 Linton Street

The Hanbury Arms pub

Signature of an official

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

33 Linton Street

The Hanbury Arms pub

Signature of an official

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

33 Linton Street

The Hanbury Arms pub

Signature of an official

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

End of Hoxton Street

Walking signpost sculptural composition

Whose face is depicted on the backpack carried by the trailing child?

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

4 More London Riverside

Volumetric map to the north of the building

Head of which creature is engraved on one of the roofs?

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

Whitecross Centre, Chequer Street

I love EC1 mosaic on the wall. The mosaic part Monopoly of Me

The word in the tile between Chicken and Fire

Junction of Pitfield Street and Boot Street

Mosaic panel with images of dogs on the wall. The grid at the bottom of the panel

Word in the second cell of the topmost line

End of Hoxton Street

Walking signpost sculptural composition

Whose face is depicted on the backpack carried by the trailing child?

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

33 Linton Street

The Hanbury Arms pub

Signature of an official

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

End of Hoxton Street

Walking signpost sculptural composition

Whose face is depicted on the backpack carried by the trailing child?

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

By the time he became the forty fifth, it had ceased to be the one sixth. Find the point on the map where they meet. Corporation of London bollards

Year on the bollards

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

South bank of the Thames Walkway under Blackfriars Railway Bridge

Bridge pillars

Number of mosaic birds

4 More London Riverside

Volumetric map to the north of the building

Head of which creature is engraved on one of the roofs?

Building east of the junction of Fann Street and Viscount Streets

Sign to the left of southwest entrance

Last word in the 10th line from the top

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

By the time he became the forty fifth, it had ceased to be the one sixth. Find the point on the map where they meet. Corporation of London bollards

Year on the bollards

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

33 Linton Street

The Hanbury Arms pub

Signature of an official

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

End of Hoxton Street

Walking signpost sculptural composition

Whose face is depicted on the backpack carried by the trailing child?

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

By the time he became the forty fifth, it had ceased to be the one sixth. Find the point on the map where they meet. Corporation of London bollards

Year on the bollards

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

Whitecross Centre, Chequer Street

I love EC1 mosaic on the wall. The mosaic part Monopoly of Me

The word in the tile between Chicken and Fire

Junction of Fleet Street and Saint Dunstan’s Court

Memorable sign on the pavement

How many “eyes” does the topmost space invader have?

Junction of Pitfield Street and Boot Street

Mosaic panel with images of dogs on the wall. The grid at the bottom of the panel

Word in the second cell of the topmost line

33 Linton Street

The Hanbury Arms pub

Signature of an official

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Building east of the junction of Fann Street and Viscount Streets

Sign to the left of southwest entrance

Last word in the 10th line from the top

End of Hoxton Street

Walking signpost sculptural composition

Whose face is depicted on the backpack carried by the trailing child?

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

Riddle

This person is being commemorated every autumn, although the details of the plot he was involved in are not generally remembered remembered that well. To find the square, at least recall the name of the plot. Walk through the arch in the south-west end of the square and find a sculptural composition. Memorial plaque with a heart-shaped vignette

Second line from the top

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

Whitecross Centre, Chequer Street

I love EC1 mosaic on the wall. The mosaic part Monopoly of Me

The word in the tile between Chicken and Fire

Junction of Fleet Street and Saint Dunstan’s Court

Memorable sign on the pavement

How many “eyes” does the topmost space invader have?

Junction of Pitfield Street and Boot Street

Mosaic panel with images of dogs on the wall. The grid at the bottom of the panel

Word in the second cell of the topmost line

33 Linton Street

The Hanbury Arms pub

Signature of an official

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

John Watkins Plaza

Plaque near the figure of a little elephant at the entrance to the library

City mentioned on the plaque

Building east of the junction of Fann Street and Viscount Streets

Sign to the left of southwest entrance

Last word in the 10th line from the top

End of Hoxton Street

Walking signpost sculptural composition

Whose face is depicted on the backpack carried by the trailing child?

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

Riddle

This person is being commemorated every autumn, although the details of the plot he was involved in are not generally remembered remembered that well. To find the square, at least recall the name of the plot. Walk through the arch in the south-west end of the square and find a sculptural composition. Memorial plaque with a heart-shaped vignette

Second line from the top

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

Whitecross Centre, Chequer Street

I love EC1 mosaic on the wall. The mosaic part Monopoly of Me

The word in the tile between Chicken and Fire

Junction of Fleet Street and Saint Dunstan’s Court

Memorable sign on the pavement

How many “eyes” does the topmost space invader have?

Junction of Pitfield Street and Boot Street

Mosaic panel with images of dogs on the wall. The grid at the bottom of the panel

Word in the second cell of the topmost line

33 Linton Street

The Hanbury Arms pub

Signature of an official

4 More London Riverside

Volumetric map to the north of the building

Head of which creature is engraved on one of the roofs?

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Building east of the junction of Fann Street and Viscount Streets

Sign to the left of southwest entrance

Last word in the 10th line from the top

End of Hoxton Street

Walking signpost sculptural composition

Whose face is depicted on the backpack carried by the trailing child?

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

Riddle

This person is being commemorated every autumn, although the details of the plot he was involved in are not generally remembered remembered that well. To find the square, at least recall the name of the plot. Walk through the arch in the south-west end of the square and find a sculptural composition. Memorial plaque with a heart-shaped vignette

Second line from the top

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

Whitecross Centre, Chequer Street

I love EC1 mosaic on the wall. The mosaic part Monopoly of Me

The word in the tile between Chicken and Fire

Junction of Fleet Street and Saint Dunstan’s Court

Memorable sign on the pavement

How many “eyes” does the topmost space invader have?

Junction of Pitfield Street and Boot Street

Mosaic panel with images of dogs on the wall. The grid at the bottom of the panel

Word in the second cell of the topmost line

33 Linton Street

The Hanbury Arms pub

Signature of an official

4 More London Riverside

Volumetric map to the north of the building

Head of which creature is engraved on one of the roofs?

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Building east of the junction of Fann Street and Viscount Streets

Sign to the left of southwest entrance

Last word in the 10th line from the top

End of Hoxton Street

Walking signpost sculptural composition

Whose face is depicted on the backpack carried by the trailing child?

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

By the time he became the forty fifth, it had ceased to be the one sixth. Find the point on the map where they meet. Corporation of London bollards

Year on the bollards

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

Riddle

This person is being commemorated every autumn, although the details of the plot he was involved in are not generally remembered remembered that well. To find the square, at least recall the name of the plot. Walk through the arch in the south-west end of the square and find a sculptural composition. Memorial plaque with a heart-shaped vignette

Second line from the top

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green

North end of Swimmers Lane

Vertical stone slab with carving

Symbol in the right bottom corner

Whitecross Centre, Chequer Street

I love EC1 mosaic on the wall. The mosaic part Monopoly of Me

The word in the tile between Chicken and Fire

Junction of Fleet Street and Saint Dunstan’s Court

Memorable sign on the pavement

How many “eyes” does the topmost space invader have?

Junction of Pitfield Street and Boot Street

Mosaic panel with images of dogs on the wall. The grid at the bottom of the panel

Word in the second cell of the topmost line

33 Linton Street

The Hanbury Arms pub

Signature of an official

45A Almorah Road

Almorah Community Centre building across the road. Graffiti on the wall

Brand of the drink in a tin can

Building east of the junction of Fann Street and Viscount Streets

Sign to the left of southwest entrance

Last word in the 10th line from the top

End of Hoxton Street

Walking signpost sculptural composition

Whose face is depicted on the backpack carried by the trailing child?

Junction of Forest Road and Greenwood Road

Pear trees near the junction. The plaque in front of the westmost tree

Top line

Riddle

See figure. Art object north-west of the northernmost of the objects

Number of nuts holding the head

Riddle

Oftentimes, everything begins with it starting in Bethnal Green to and going to Chingford neighbourhoods. Unfortunately, there is no street in London named after it. However, the one that stands behind it has plenty of streets. Of those, find the street that merges into the street of the latter’s neighbour to the left. 200 metres to the east from the merging point, find house No. 1 in the street of the relatives of the latter two. Commemorative plaque on the east façade of the building

Longest word on the blue background

Riddle

This dialect has been traditionally attributed to working class dwellers of London’s East End. You will, perhaps, have a chance to hear it soon after the start. One of its speakers was portrayed as a protagonist in a famous musical. The first name of the actress who starred in a film adaptation will give out the street. Find the building with a graffiti in that street

How many kids are wearing glasses?

Riddle

By the time he became the forty fifth, it had ceased to be the one sixth. Find the point on the map where they meet. Corporation of London bollards

Year on the bollards

Riddle

We can state the following: • the first toponym is located in London, the second one is the other way around; • the first toponym is within the second one; • the first words in their names are antonyms which describe their attitude quite accurately, the last words are the same; • the first toponym is named the same way as the BBC TV-show that was broadcast at the beginning of our century. Find a park south of the first toponym. Wall with memorial plaques in the park. The fourth right plaque in the second row from the bottom. Attention! The park is open until 7:00 pm

Two words in the top right corner of the plaque

Riddle

This person is being commemorated every autumn, although the details of the plot he was involved in are not generally remembered remembered that well. To find the square, at least recall the name of the plot. Walk through the arch in the south-west end of the square and find a sculptural composition. Memorial plaque with a heart-shaped vignette

Second line from the top

Riddle

This symbol contains three elements. Two of them can be called the same way as the toponym you have to find. The first word in the symbol’s name will define the junction. The fence decorated with ribbons north of the junction. Round plaque

Last line

Riddle

This lady is often considered the first professional of a kind. She is also well represented on the map of London; the street of her most commonly known first name is less than a kilometre apart from the street of her most commonly known surname, and her maiden name lies between them. Building 115 metres east-northeast of the east end of the street of her commonly known last name. South side of the building

Number of air vents on the wall

Riddle

See the old map. Find the place marked with a cross. The wall east of the house. The sign under the “Do not climb” sign

Word in green