Running City London 2019

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

Riddle

One may think that the institution this place is named after is located exactly there (especially given that this institution is world-renowned, and has even changed the meaning of the word by which it is called), but no, it is actually located in another part of London. A small consolation can be found in the fact that this institution can be seen from this place, and it’s not going to change. Find this place. A metal information stand close to the centre of this place.

A year under the picture of the tree on the information stand

Riddle

See the picture. Building no. 4 on that street. Inscription above the black door with the address sign.

Topmost word of the left half of the inscription

Riddle

Drop the letter E from the name of this street, and everyone will expect it to have courage, be decisive, and have a lot of ambition. Find the square 200 meters north-west from the northern end of the street. Blue plaque on the house no. 3.

Third line from the bottom

Riddle

One may think that the institution this place is named after is located exactly there (especially given that this institution is world-renowned, and has even changed the meaning of the word by which it is called), but no, it is actually located in another part of London. A small consolation can be found in the fact that this institution can be seen from this place, and it’s not going to change. Find this place. A metal information stand close to the centre of this place.

A year under the picture of the tree on the information stand

Riddle

1. X — 1.6 million 2. Y — 420 thousands 3. Z — 390 thousands All the places listed below can be found in London: X Road, X Rise, X Close, X Gardens Y Street, Y Road, Y Place Z Road, Z Avenue, Z Terrace, Z Hill Go to Z Hill. Speed limit sign across the road from a school at the north-western end of the street.

Text below the sign

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

Riddle

One may think that the institution this place is named after is located exactly there (especially given that this institution is world-renowned, and has even changed the meaning of the word by which it is called), but no, it is actually located in another part of London. A small consolation can be found in the fact that this institution can be seen from this place, and it’s not going to change. Find this place. A metal information stand close to the centre of this place.

A year under the picture of the tree on the information stand

Riddle

- Why did the __ __ the road? - Because there was a black hole on the other side. Remove the space between two missing words, and find the street of the same name. Pedestrian passage located in 5 meters to the north-west from the western end of the street in question. Graffiti on the fence.

Number of bottles in the milkman’s basket

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If someone invites you over using this particular expression, you know that you are being invited for something else entirely. Find the lane named like the second part of the expression. Follow the parallel street located 50 meters south-east from that lane, and you’ll end in a park at the southern end of this street. Columns around the park.

Year on the foundation of the column closest to the canal

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According to a joke, he was the first millennial: his parents were well-off, had trouble holding a job, was a media influencer who changed lives of millions, and lived off his friend’s money who in turn got them from his father. Not far away from the London cemetery where he was buried, there is a road sharing the name with the cemetery. Across the road from the building 157 on this road, find a church building. Letterboxes to the north-west from the church’s facade facing the road in question.

Black numbers on the letterboxes

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

Riddle

One may think that the institution this place is named after is located exactly there (especially given that this institution is world-renowned, and has even changed the meaning of the word by which it is called), but no, it is actually located in another part of London. A small consolation can be found in the fact that this institution can be seen from this place, and it’s not going to change. Find this place. A metal information stand close to the centre of this place.

A year under the picture of the tree on the information stand

Riddle

A famous British trio comprises of a namesake of a prime minister, a namesake of an American Idol winner, and a namesake of an MP. Find the street sharing the name with the last one. Pub at the south end of the street.

Number of lions around the shields on the corner wall of the building

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Drop the letter E from the name of this street, and everyone will expect it to have courage, be decisive, and have a lot of ambition. Find the square 200 meters north-west from the northern end of the street. Blue plaque on the house no. 3.

Third line from the bottom

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This story could have been exhibited in a museum — it has everything that a proper love story should have. From the very beginning this story involved unicorns and princesses, and in the course of action princes and even an empress had appeared. Intersection of a road named after the hero with a road named after the heroine. There are several such intersections in London — pick the one located just in 300 meters from an Overground station. A church located 50 meters to the north-west from the intersection. Plaque on the western corner of the building.

The second line from the bottom

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

Riddle

One may think that the institution this place is named after is located exactly there (especially given that this institution is world-renowned, and has even changed the meaning of the word by which it is called), but no, it is actually located in another part of London. A small consolation can be found in the fact that this institution can be seen from this place, and it’s not going to change. Find this place. A metal information stand close to the centre of this place.

A year under the picture of the tree on the information stand

Riddle

1. X — 1.6 million 2. Y — 420 thousands 3. Z — 390 thousands All the places listed below can be found in London: X Road, X Rise, X Close, X Gardens Y Street, Y Road, Y Place Z Road, Z Avenue, Z Terrace, Z Hill Go to Z Hill. Speed limit sign across the road from a school at the north-western end of the street.

Text below the sign

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If someone invites you over using this particular expression, you know that you are being invited for something else entirely. Find the lane named like the second part of the expression. Follow the parallel street located 50 meters south-east from that lane, and you’ll end in a park at the southern end of this street. Columns around the park.

Year on the foundation of the column closest to the canal

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See the picture. The westernmost Starbucks on the street in question. The arch leading into the courtyard to the right of the Starbucks. A plate on the floor inside the arch.

Number of barrels

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A city with an interpretation is located just 10 miles away from the border with a country, capital of which is a city with a syndrome. Find a street named after a city with an interpretation. A graffiti on the eastern wall of the building no. 183.

Second line on the red banner in the centre of the graffiti

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

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Many British politicians are of aristocratic descent, so it’s quite common for them to have streets in London named after their ancestors. However, in case of this MP, the street sharing his surname is just a coincidence. Another coincidence is that this street is located in his constituency. House no. 136 on this street. Coat of arms on the wall of the house next to this one.

Motto on the coat of arms

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1. X — 1.6 million 2. Y — 420 thousands 3. Z — 390 thousands All the places listed below can be found in London: X Road, X Rise, X Close, X Gardens Y Street, Y Road, Y Place Z Road, Z Avenue, Z Terrace, Z Hill Go to Z Hill. Speed limit sign across the road from a school at the north-western end of the street.

Text below the sign

Riddle

A famous British trio comprises of a namesake of a prime minister, a namesake of an American Idol winner, and a namesake of an MP. Find the street sharing the name with the last one. Pub at the south end of the street.

Number of lions around the shields on the corner wall of the building

Riddle

This story could have been exhibited in a museum — it has everything that a proper love story should have. From the very beginning this story involved unicorns and princesses, and in the course of action princes and even an empress had appeared. Intersection of a road named after the hero with a road named after the heroine. There are several such intersections in London — pick the one located just in 300 meters from an Overground station. A church located 50 meters to the north-west from the intersection. Plaque on the western corner of the building.

The second line from the bottom

Riddle

If someone invites you over using this particular expression, you know that you are being invited for something else entirely. Find the lane named like the second part of the expression. Follow the parallel street located 50 meters south-east from that lane, and you’ll end in a park at the southern end of this street. Columns around the park.

Year on the foundation of the column closest to the canal

Riddle

See the picture. The westernmost Starbucks on the street in question. The arch leading into the courtyard to the right of the Starbucks. A plate on the floor inside the arch.

Number of barrels

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According to a joke, he was the first millennial: his parents were well-off, had trouble holding a job, was a media influencer who changed lives of millions, and lived off his friend’s money who in turn got them from his father. Not far away from the London cemetery where he was buried, there is a road sharing the name with the cemetery. Across the road from the building 157 on this road, find a church building. Letterboxes to the north-west from the church’s facade facing the road in question.

Black numbers on the letterboxes

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

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According to one historian, the British Empire began at this place. Not knowing history well, one could think that this place was named after one of these two people (see pictures). Find the road named after this place. Between houses no. 30 and 28 on this road there is an alley stretching to the north. A mirrorlike sculpture at the end of the alley, near the outdoor tables.

Number of spikes on the figure’s head (not including its neck)

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See the picture. Building no. 4 on that street. Inscription above the black door with the address sign.

Topmost word of the left half of the inscription

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See the pictures. One man plays an important role in both of them. Find his street. Gardens north of the street. Information stand next to a Celtic cross.

Last number in the text on the information stand

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- Why did the __ __ the road? - Because there was a black hole on the other side. Remove the space between two missing words, and find the street of the same name. Pedestrian passage located in 5 meters to the north-west from the western end of the street in question. Graffiti on the fence.

Number of bottles in the milkman’s basket

Riddle

If someone invites you over using this particular expression, you know that you are being invited for something else entirely. Find the lane named like the second part of the expression. Follow the parallel street located 50 meters south-east from that lane, and you’ll end in a park at the southern end of this street. Columns around the park.

Year on the foundation of the column closest to the canal

Riddle

See the picture. The westernmost Starbucks on the street in question. The arch leading into the courtyard to the right of the Starbucks. A plate on the floor inside the arch.

Number of barrels

Riddle

A city with an interpretation is located just 10 miles away from the border with a country, capital of which is a city with a syndrome. Find a street named after a city with an interpretation. A graffiti on the eastern wall of the building no. 183.

Second line on the red banner in the centre of the graffiti

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

Riddle

One may think that the institution this place is named after is located exactly there (especially given that this institution is world-renowned, and has even changed the meaning of the word by which it is called), but no, it is actually located in another part of London. A small consolation can be found in the fact that this institution can be seen from this place, and it’s not going to change. Find this place. A metal information stand close to the centre of this place.

A year under the picture of the tree on the information stand

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According to one historian, the British Empire began at this place. Not knowing history well, one could think that this place was named after one of these two people (see pictures). Find the road named after this place. Between houses no. 30 and 28 on this road there is an alley stretching to the north. A mirrorlike sculpture at the end of the alley, near the outdoor tables.

Number of spikes on the figure’s head (not including its neck)

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Based on the weather and population, one could think that these islands are somewhere near Scotland. In fact, they are more than ten thousand kilometers away from the British Isles, but people still get confused sometimes. House no. 14 on the road of the same name (there are two roads of this name, pick the most southern of them). Lowermost round stained glass window on the wall overlooking the adjoining street.

Mammal depicted on the stained glass

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See the picture. Building no. 4 on that street. Inscription above the black door with the address sign.

Topmost word of the left half of the inscription

Riddle

A famous British trio comprises of a namesake of a prime minister, a namesake of an American Idol winner, and a namesake of an MP. Find the street sharing the name with the last one. Pub at the south end of the street.

Number of lions around the shields on the corner wall of the building

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See the pictures. One man plays an important role in both of them. Find his street. Gardens north of the street. Information stand next to a Celtic cross.

Last number in the text on the information stand

Riddle

- Why did the __ __ the road? - Because there was a black hole on the other side. Remove the space between two missing words, and find the street of the same name. Pedestrian passage located in 5 meters to the north-west from the western end of the street in question. Graffiti on the fence.

Number of bottles in the milkman’s basket

Riddle

This story could have been exhibited in a museum — it has everything that a proper love story should have. From the very beginning this story involved unicorns and princesses, and in the course of action princes and even an empress had appeared. Intersection of a road named after the hero with a road named after the heroine. There are several such intersections in London — pick the one located just in 300 meters from an Overground station. A church located 50 meters to the north-west from the intersection. Plaque on the western corner of the building.

The second line from the bottom

Riddle

According to a joke, he was the first millennial: his parents were well-off, had trouble holding a job, was a media influencer who changed lives of millions, and lived off his friend’s money who in turn got them from his father. Not far away from the London cemetery where he was buried, there is a road sharing the name with the cemetery. Across the road from the building 157 on this road, find a church building. Letterboxes to the north-west from the church’s facade facing the road in question.

Black numbers on the letterboxes

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

Riddle

One may think that the institution this place is named after is located exactly there (especially given that this institution is world-renowned, and has even changed the meaning of the word by which it is called), but no, it is actually located in another part of London. A small consolation can be found in the fact that this institution can be seen from this place, and it’s not going to change. Find this place. A metal information stand close to the centre of this place.

A year under the picture of the tree on the information stand

Riddle

According to one historian, the British Empire began at this place. Not knowing history well, one could think that this place was named after one of these two people (see pictures). Find the road named after this place. Between houses no. 30 and 28 on this road there is an alley stretching to the north. A mirrorlike sculpture at the end of the alley, near the outdoor tables.

Number of spikes on the figure’s head (not including its neck)

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See the picture. Building no. 4 on that street. Inscription above the black door with the address sign.

Topmost word of the left half of the inscription

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See the pictures. One man plays an important role in both of them. Find his street. Gardens north of the street. Information stand next to a Celtic cross.

Last number in the text on the information stand

Riddle

- Why did the __ __ the road? - Because there was a black hole on the other side. Remove the space between two missing words, and find the street of the same name. Pedestrian passage located in 5 meters to the north-west from the western end of the street in question. Graffiti on the fence.

Number of bottles in the milkman’s basket

Riddle

If someone invites you over using this particular expression, you know that you are being invited for something else entirely. Find the lane named like the second part of the expression. Follow the parallel street located 50 meters south-east from that lane, and you’ll end in a park at the southern end of this street. Columns around the park.

Year on the foundation of the column closest to the canal

Riddle

See the picture. The westernmost Starbucks on the street in question. The arch leading into the courtyard to the right of the Starbucks. A plate on the floor inside the arch.

Number of barrels

Riddle

A city with an interpretation is located just 10 miles away from the border with a country, capital of which is a city with a syndrome. Find a street named after a city with an interpretation. A graffiti on the eastern wall of the building no. 183.

Second line on the red banner in the centre of the graffiti

Riddle

According to a joke, he was the first millennial: his parents were well-off, had trouble holding a job, was a media influencer who changed lives of millions, and lived off his friend’s money who in turn got them from his father. Not far away from the London cemetery where he was buried, there is a road sharing the name with the cemetery. Across the road from the building 157 on this road, find a church building. Letterboxes to the north-west from the church’s facade facing the road in question.

Black numbers on the letterboxes

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

Riddle

One may think that the institution this place is named after is located exactly there (especially given that this institution is world-renowned, and has even changed the meaning of the word by which it is called), but no, it is actually located in another part of London. A small consolation can be found in the fact that this institution can be seen from this place, and it’s not going to change. Find this place. A metal information stand close to the centre of this place.

A year under the picture of the tree on the information stand

Riddle

According to one historian, the British Empire began at this place. Not knowing history well, one could think that this place was named after one of these two people (see pictures). Find the road named after this place. Between houses no. 30 and 28 on this road there is an alley stretching to the north. A mirrorlike sculpture at the end of the alley, near the outdoor tables.

Number of spikes on the figure’s head (not including its neck)

Riddle

This company wasn’t the pioneer in its service sector. Nevertheless, it climbed to the top quite fast. Nowadays its success is undeniable: the most common reason for people to use its competitors is to find a way to use the services of said company. Take the town where this company’s headquarters is located, drop the last three letters from the first word of its name, and find a road of the resulting name in London.

Third line on the postbox near door 37A

Riddle

1. X — 1.6 million 2. Y — 420 thousands 3. Z — 390 thousands All the places listed below can be found in London: X Road, X Rise, X Close, X Gardens Y Street, Y Road, Y Place Z Road, Z Avenue, Z Terrace, Z Hill Go to Z Hill. Speed limit sign across the road from a school at the north-western end of the street.

Text below the sign

Riddle

A famous British trio comprises of a namesake of a prime minister, a namesake of an American Idol winner, and a namesake of an MP. Find the street sharing the name with the last one. Pub at the south end of the street.

Number of lions around the shields on the corner wall of the building

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See the pictures. One man plays an important role in both of them. Find his street. Gardens north of the street. Information stand next to a Celtic cross.

Last number in the text on the information stand

Riddle

- Why did the __ __ the road? - Because there was a black hole on the other side. Remove the space between two missing words, and find the street of the same name. Pedestrian passage located in 5 meters to the north-west from the western end of the street in question. Graffiti on the fence.

Number of bottles in the milkman’s basket

Riddle

If someone invites you over using this particular expression, you know that you are being invited for something else entirely. Find the lane named like the second part of the expression. Follow the parallel street located 50 meters south-east from that lane, and you’ll end in a park at the southern end of this street. Columns around the park.

Year on the foundation of the column closest to the canal

Riddle

See the picture. The westernmost Starbucks on the street in question. The arch leading into the courtyard to the right of the Starbucks. A plate on the floor inside the arch.

Number of barrels

Riddle

A city with an interpretation is located just 10 miles away from the border with a country, capital of which is a city with a syndrome. Find a street named after a city with an interpretation. A graffiti on the eastern wall of the building no. 183.

Second line on the red banner in the centre of the graffiti

Riddle

According to one historian, the British Empire began at this place. Not knowing history well, one could think that this place was named after one of these two people (see pictures). Find the road named after this place. Between houses no. 30 and 28 on this road there is an alley stretching to the north. A mirrorlike sculpture at the end of the alley, near the outdoor tables.

Number of spikes on the figure’s head (not including its neck)

Riddle

This company wasn’t the pioneer in its service sector. Nevertheless, it climbed to the top quite fast. Nowadays its success is undeniable: the most common reason for people to use its competitors is to find a way to use the services of said company. Take the town where this company’s headquarters is located, drop the last three letters from the first word of its name, and find a road of the resulting name in London.

Third line on the postbox near door 37A

Riddle

1. X — 1.6 million 2. Y — 420 thousands 3. Z — 390 thousands All the places listed below can be found in London: X Road, X Rise, X Close, X Gardens Y Street, Y Road, Y Place Z Road, Z Avenue, Z Terrace, Z Hill Go to Z Hill. Speed limit sign across the road from a school at the north-western end of the street.

Text below the sign

Riddle

A famous British trio comprises of a namesake of a prime minister, a namesake of an American Idol winner, and a namesake of an MP. Find the street sharing the name with the last one. Pub at the south end of the street.

Number of lions around the shields on the corner wall of the building

Riddle

- Why did the __ __ the road? - Because there was a black hole on the other side. Remove the space between two missing words, and find the street of the same name. Pedestrian passage located in 5 meters to the north-west from the western end of the street in question. Graffiti on the fence.

Number of bottles in the milkman’s basket

Riddle

If someone invites you over using this particular expression, you know that you are being invited for something else entirely. Find the lane named like the second part of the expression. Follow the parallel street located 50 meters south-east from that lane, and you’ll end in a park at the southern end of this street. Columns around the park.

Year on the foundation of the column closest to the canal

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This person was the first to hold the office which to this day remains one of the most influential in the world. The other man and his wife were the first characters mentioned in a very popular book series — moreover, “Mr. and Mrs.”, followed by their last name, were the first words in the first book of the series. Find the street named just like the place where the first person spent their retirement years. The name of this street contains the first name of the second person. Building number 7 on this street. Black plaque to the right of the door.

First line on the plaque

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See the picture. The westernmost Starbucks on the street in question. The arch leading into the courtyard to the right of the Starbucks. A plate on the floor inside the arch.

Number of barrels

Riddle

A city with an interpretation is located just 10 miles away from the border with a country, capital of which is a city with a syndrome. Find a street named after a city with an interpretation. A graffiti on the eastern wall of the building no. 183.

Second line on the red banner in the centre of the graffiti

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According to a joke, he was the first millennial: his parents were well-off, had trouble holding a job, was a media influencer who changed lives of millions, and lived off his friend’s money who in turn got them from his father. Not far away from the London cemetery where he was buried, there is a road sharing the name with the cemetery. Across the road from the building 157 on this road, find a church building. Letterboxes to the north-west from the church’s facade facing the road in question.

Black numbers on the letterboxes

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London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

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One may think that the institution this place is named after is located exactly there (especially given that this institution is world-renowned, and has even changed the meaning of the word by which it is called), but no, it is actually located in another part of London. A small consolation can be found in the fact that this institution can be seen from this place, and it’s not going to change. Find this place. A metal information stand close to the centre of this place.

A year under the picture of the tree on the information stand

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According to one historian, the British Empire began at this place. Not knowing history well, one could think that this place was named after one of these two people (see pictures). Find the road named after this place. Between houses no. 30 and 28 on this road there is an alley stretching to the north. A mirrorlike sculpture at the end of the alley, near the outdoor tables.

Number of spikes on the figure’s head (not including its neck)

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See the picture. Building no. 4 on that street. Inscription above the black door with the address sign.

Topmost word of the left half of the inscription

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1. X — 1.6 million 2. Y — 420 thousands 3. Z — 390 thousands All the places listed below can be found in London: X Road, X Rise, X Close, X Gardens Y Street, Y Road, Y Place Z Road, Z Avenue, Z Terrace, Z Hill Go to Z Hill. Speed limit sign across the road from a school at the north-western end of the street.

Text below the sign

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Drop the letter E from the name of this street, and everyone will expect it to have courage, be decisive, and have a lot of ambition. Find the square 200 meters north-west from the northern end of the street. Blue plaque on the house no. 3.

Third line from the bottom

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-, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4, -, 7, 5, 8, 6, 2, 3(?). You don’t need to know the name of the last one — after all, it can still change. Find the road named after his position — he has many of them, but he has been occupying this one longer than any of his predecessors. Junction at the western end of the road in question. A stone pedestal with a coat of arms.

Text on the blue plaque under the coat of arms

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See the pictures. One man plays an important role in both of them. Find his street. Gardens north of the street. Information stand next to a Celtic cross.

Last number in the text on the information stand

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- Why did the __ __ the road? - Because there was a black hole on the other side. Remove the space between two missing words, and find the street of the same name. Pedestrian passage located in 5 meters to the north-west from the western end of the street in question. Graffiti on the fence.

Number of bottles in the milkman’s basket

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If someone invites you over using this particular expression, you know that you are being invited for something else entirely. Find the lane named like the second part of the expression. Follow the parallel street located 50 meters south-east from that lane, and you’ll end in a park at the southern end of this street. Columns around the park.

Year on the foundation of the column closest to the canal

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See the picture. The westernmost Starbucks on the street in question. The arch leading into the courtyard to the right of the Starbucks. A plate on the floor inside the arch.

Number of barrels

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According to a joke, he was the first millennial: his parents were well-off, had trouble holding a job, was a media influencer who changed lives of millions, and lived off his friend’s money who in turn got them from his father. Not far away from the London cemetery where he was buried, there is a road sharing the name with the cemetery. Across the road from the building 157 on this road, find a church building. Letterboxes to the north-west from the church’s facade facing the road in question.

Black numbers on the letterboxes

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

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One may think that the institution this place is named after is located exactly there (especially given that this institution is world-renowned, and has even changed the meaning of the word by which it is called), but no, it is actually located in another part of London. A small consolation can be found in the fact that this institution can be seen from this place, and it’s not going to change. Find this place. A metal information stand close to the centre of this place.

A year under the picture of the tree on the information stand

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Many British politicians are of aristocratic descent, so it’s quite common for them to have streets in London named after their ancestors. However, in case of this MP, the street sharing his surname is just a coincidence. Another coincidence is that this street is located in his constituency. House no. 136 on this street. Coat of arms on the wall of the house next to this one.

Motto on the coat of arms

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According to a certain professor, this place lies on the east bank of the Brandywine river. We don’t know how to get there, but one thing we know for sure — there’s a crescent with the same name somewhere in London. Victorian street lamp on the northern end of the street.

A letter and a digit on the pole

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Based on the weather and population, one could think that these islands are somewhere near Scotland. In fact, they are more than ten thousand kilometers away from the British Isles, but people still get confused sometimes. House no. 14 on the road of the same name (there are two roads of this name, pick the most southern of them). Lowermost round stained glass window on the wall overlooking the adjoining street.

Mammal depicted on the stained glass

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See the picture. Building no. 4 on that street. Inscription above the black door with the address sign.

Topmost word of the left half of the inscription

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1. X — 1.6 million 2. Y — 420 thousands 3. Z — 390 thousands All the places listed below can be found in London: X Road, X Rise, X Close, X Gardens Y Street, Y Road, Y Place Z Road, Z Avenue, Z Terrace, Z Hill Go to Z Hill. Speed limit sign across the road from a school at the north-western end of the street.

Text below the sign

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A famous British trio comprises of a namesake of a prime minister, a namesake of an American Idol winner, and a namesake of an MP. Find the street sharing the name with the last one. Pub at the south end of the street.

Number of lions around the shields on the corner wall of the building

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Drop the letter E from the name of this street, and everyone will expect it to have courage, be decisive, and have a lot of ambition. Find the square 200 meters north-west from the northern end of the street. Blue plaque on the house no. 3.

Third line from the bottom

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-, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4, -, 7, 5, 8, 6, 2, 3(?). You don’t need to know the name of the last one — after all, it can still change. Find the road named after his position — he has many of them, but he has been occupying this one longer than any of his predecessors. Junction at the western end of the road in question. A stone pedestal with a coat of arms.

Text on the blue plaque under the coat of arms

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See the pictures. One man plays an important role in both of them. Find his street. Gardens north of the street. Information stand next to a Celtic cross.

Last number in the text on the information stand

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This story could have been exhibited in a museum — it has everything that a proper love story should have. From the very beginning this story involved unicorns and princesses, and in the course of action princes and even an empress had appeared. Intersection of a road named after the hero with a road named after the heroine. There are several such intersections in London — pick the one located just in 300 meters from an Overground station. A church located 50 meters to the north-west from the intersection. Plaque on the western corner of the building.

The second line from the bottom

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If someone invites you over using this particular expression, you know that you are being invited for something else entirely. Find the lane named like the second part of the expression. Follow the parallel street located 50 meters south-east from that lane, and you’ll end in a park at the southern end of this street. Columns around the park.

Year on the foundation of the column closest to the canal

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See the picture. The westernmost Starbucks on the street in question. The arch leading into the courtyard to the right of the Starbucks. A plate on the floor inside the arch.

Number of barrels

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According to a joke, he was the first millennial: his parents were well-off, had trouble holding a job, was a media influencer who changed lives of millions, and lived off his friend’s money who in turn got them from his father. Not far away from the London cemetery where he was buried, there is a road sharing the name with the cemetery. Across the road from the building 157 on this road, find a church building. Letterboxes to the north-west from the church’s facade facing the road in question.

Black numbers on the letterboxes

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

Riddle

One may think that the institution this place is named after is located exactly there (especially given that this institution is world-renowned, and has even changed the meaning of the word by which it is called), but no, it is actually located in another part of London. A small consolation can be found in the fact that this institution can be seen from this place, and it’s not going to change. Find this place. A metal information stand close to the centre of this place.

A year under the picture of the tree on the information stand

Riddle

According to one historian, the British Empire began at this place. Not knowing history well, one could think that this place was named after one of these two people (see pictures). Find the road named after this place. Between houses no. 30 and 28 on this road there is an alley stretching to the north. A mirrorlike sculpture at the end of the alley, near the outdoor tables.

Number of spikes on the figure’s head (not including its neck)

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See the picture. Building no. 4 on that street. Inscription above the black door with the address sign.

Topmost word of the left half of the inscription

Riddle

1. X — 1.6 million 2. Y — 420 thousands 3. Z — 390 thousands All the places listed below can be found in London: X Road, X Rise, X Close, X Gardens Y Street, Y Road, Y Place Z Road, Z Avenue, Z Terrace, Z Hill Go to Z Hill. Speed limit sign across the road from a school at the north-western end of the street.

Text below the sign

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A famous British trio comprises of a namesake of a prime minister, a namesake of an American Idol winner, and a namesake of an MP. Find the street sharing the name with the last one. Pub at the south end of the street.

Number of lions around the shields on the corner wall of the building

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Drop the letter E from the name of this street, and everyone will expect it to have courage, be decisive, and have a lot of ambition. Find the square 200 meters north-west from the northern end of the street. Blue plaque on the house no. 3.

Third line from the bottom

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You can find this pair on a map of London. The second part of this pair is almost certainly European, while the first one can be either African or Indian. Find the building 77 on the road sharing the name with the second part.

Find Running City representative

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See the pictures. One man plays an important role in both of them. Find his street. Gardens north of the street. Information stand next to a Celtic cross.

Last number in the text on the information stand

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- Why did the __ __ the road? - Because there was a black hole on the other side. Remove the space between two missing words, and find the street of the same name. Pedestrian passage located in 5 meters to the north-west from the western end of the street in question. Graffiti on the fence.

Number of bottles in the milkman’s basket

Riddle

This story could have been exhibited in a museum — it has everything that a proper love story should have. From the very beginning this story involved unicorns and princesses, and in the course of action princes and even an empress had appeared. Intersection of a road named after the hero with a road named after the heroine. There are several such intersections in London — pick the one located just in 300 meters from an Overground station. A church located 50 meters to the north-west from the intersection. Plaque on the western corner of the building.

The second line from the bottom

Riddle

If someone invites you over using this particular expression, you know that you are being invited for something else entirely. Find the lane named like the second part of the expression. Follow the parallel street located 50 meters south-east from that lane, and you’ll end in a park at the southern end of this street. Columns around the park.

Year on the foundation of the column closest to the canal

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This person was the first to hold the office which to this day remains one of the most influential in the world. The other man and his wife were the first characters mentioned in a very popular book series — moreover, “Mr. and Mrs.”, followed by their last name, were the first words in the first book of the series. Find the street named just like the place where the first person spent their retirement years. The name of this street contains the first name of the second person. Building number 7 on this street. Black plaque to the right of the door.

First line on the plaque

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See the picture. The westernmost Starbucks on the street in question. The arch leading into the courtyard to the right of the Starbucks. A plate on the floor inside the arch.

Number of barrels

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A city with an interpretation is located just 10 miles away from the border with a country, capital of which is a city with a syndrome. Find a street named after a city with an interpretation. A graffiti on the eastern wall of the building no. 183.

Second line on the red banner in the centre of the graffiti

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According to a joke, he was the first millennial: his parents were well-off, had trouble holding a job, was a media influencer who changed lives of millions, and lived off his friend’s money who in turn got them from his father. Not far away from the London cemetery where he was buried, there is a road sharing the name with the cemetery. Across the road from the building 157 on this road, find a church building. Letterboxes to the north-west from the church’s facade facing the road in question.

Black numbers on the letterboxes

Riddle

London pub names are often a tribute to the historical tradition rather than the owner’s brainchild. Pubs are being named after hunting grounds, professional guilds’ coats of arms, members of the Royal Family, and so on. The list, however, is not very long so you can find a lot of pubs with the same name which have nothing to do with each other. Should a pub with a particular traditional name decide to merge with another pub with a more unique name, the result may share a name with this avenue. However, they might prefer “Hounds house” instead. There are almost a dozen pubs in London bearing the first name, while the second one is located in SE26 postcode area. Door in the northern part of the fence surrounding no. 11 on the avenue in question. Paper note on the letterbox.

First three characters of the last line

Riddle

One may think that the institution this place is named after is located exactly there (especially given that this institution is world-renowned, and has even changed the meaning of the word by which it is called), but no, it is actually located in another part of London. A small consolation can be found in the fact that this institution can be seen from this place, and it’s not going to change. Find this place. A metal information stand close to the centre of this place.

A year under the picture of the tree on the information stand