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A beautiful square situated at the west end of Oxford-street, nearly opposite Edgware-rd.

-- Alleys and streets: Edgware Road, Oxford Street and Fleet Street.

A Royal park of London, one of the largest in the center of the city. Famous for its Speakers' Corner, it is divided in two by the Serpentine. The park is contiguous with Kensington Gardens. The place is rather posh by day, a place of social meetings, but by night, it is also a place for thieves and beggars to gather.

The train station, whose name originates from the Eleanor cross erected here by King Edward I as a memorial to his wife, Eleanor of Castile.

A fashionable residential area of central London, south of Camden. It is notable for its array of garden squares, literary clubs, hospitals and academic institutions.

This neighborhood, centered around the church, occupies a good part of the central area of London, including most of the West End. It is situated directly to the east of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, and its southern boundary is the River Thames.

A club for gentlemen only, co-founded by Sherlock's indolent older brother, Mycroft Holmes. It is partly a front for the British secret service, the eminent and indispensable power behind the British government, inquiring and dictating the best course of action.

The palace of her Majesty in St. James's Park. This is where the Royal family stays most of the time, along with all their servants and part of the official clerks.

An area of West London, known to be especially posh and fashionable, with its large mansions and Victorian townhouses with terraces, its sofisticated shops and restaurants.

THE GLOBE THEATRE, FAMOUS FOR ITS ASSOCIATION WITH WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, IS A THREE-STOREY, OPEN-AIR AMPHITHEATRE. THE GLOBE FEATURES OPERA, PLAYS AND ORCHESTRAS FOR THE PEOPLE OF LONDON TO ENJOY FROM THEIR SEATS, OR A PLACE FOR OTHERS TO PERFORM.

St. Pancras Church, erected in 1819, was the first Christian church built in Great Britain in the strict Grecian style. This is where most catholic people meet, especially the ones belonging to the middle class.

A place of mild entertainment for people from the middle classes, either to show off or just to have a nice stroll with their families. A pleasant residential area for people of the middle class.

A prestigious museum and gallery, where scholars and students meet. It is also used for fashionable balls and parties.

Headquarters of the Metropolitan Police, it is also one of the main prisons in London.

Baker Street is part of the Marylebone district. It is most famous for its connection to the detective Sherlock Holmes, living at 221B.

A residential district for respectable people from the working class. It is not exactly heaven, but still relatively sure and inhabited by honest working people, mainly factory workers.

The most famous and expensive brothel of the neighborhood. Prostitutes may be found inside or walking down the street. They may look harmless, but they rule here, so pay them due respect if you don’t want any trouble.

The poorest, cheapest, most sordid place in London. You’ll find dubious pub and brothels there. You may also encounter trouble, if you are not careful.

Far away from the city, this is the Asylum and secure prison where the worst criminals are detained, with no hope of seeing the sun ever again.

This is where most of the maritime commercial exchanges of London happen, you will thus find dockers, factories and pubs there. It’s a rather dreary place, especially by night.

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