It’s nowhere near the other Monopoly properties and it’s not the inspiration for the street name in the game. While there is a Marlborough Street in London, this is a small street in Chelsea. The Monopoly square is named after Marlborough Street Magistrates Court which was located on Great Marlborough Street and is now a hotel. The Monopoly street of Marlborough Street is actually named Great Marlborough Street in real life. Part of the ‘Theatreland’ area of London, the street is the home of the Royal Opera House. Bow Streetīow Street is a 160-meter-long street located in Covent Garden, Westminster.
It’s located in the City of Westminster and is the westernmost of all of the UK Monopoly properties.
Pronounced as MAR-le-bone, London’s Marylebone Station is a relatively small railway terminus and London Underground station. All three of the Pink Monopoly properties – Pall Mall, Whitehall, and Northumberland Avenue – connect at Trafalgar Square. Northumberland Avenue is a road that connects Westminster to Camden Town. Government buildings on Whitehall Northumberland Avenue Here, you’ll find lots of government buildings including the Cabinet Office, the Ministry of Defence, and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.
London’s Whitehall is the main thoroughfare between Trafalgar Square and Parliament Square. The street is named after a ball game called pall-mall, which is similar to croquet. Pall Mall is located in the City of Westminster in London. The northernmost of all of the Monopoly properties, Pentonville Road runs from King’s Cross Station to The Angel, Islington. The road forms part of the London congestion charge boundary. Euston RoadĮuston Road in London is the main road that runs from Marylebone Road, past Euston Station and towards King’s Cross Station. Here you’ll find a Wetherspoon pub called The Angel, and an office building called Angel Corner House (that was previously Angel Hotel) and Angel tube station.
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The Angel, Islington is a series of buildings on the corner of Islington High Street and Pentonville Road in Islington. Platform 9¾ at Kings Cross Station in real life The Angel, Islington Suggested read: Is there a Harry Potter Monopoly? Kings’s Cross is the filming location of the fictional platform 9¾ in Harry Potter. The first of the four stations on the UK Monopoly board, King’s Cross is the busiest of all of the London Monopoly board stations, yet only the tenth busiest railway station in London. In real life, Whitechapel Road is now the cheapest street on the Monopoly board. It’s named after a small church and is the easternmost street on the London Monopoly map.
Whitechapel RoadĪlso known as the A11, Whitechapel Road is a major road in Whitechapel, Tower Hamlets. The road is 1.8 miles long – the longest of all streets in Monopoly. Old Kent Road is located in the London Borough of Southwark, making it the only Monopoly property that’s south of the River Thames. Real Life London Monopoly Map London Monopoly Locations Old Kent Road Then, read on for an insight into what each London Monopoly street is like in real life. Below, you can see a map showing the locations of each of the London Monopoly properties.
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