Torre del Oro, Seville giclee print Size:40 x 30 cm/15.75 x 11.8 in

Torre del Oro, Seville giclee print Size:40 x 30 cm/15.75 x 11.8 inThe Torre del Oro (the Tower of Gold in English) in Seville has stood on the banks of the river Guadalquivir since the days of the Almohads, the Muslim dynasty that ruled most of what is now Spain during the Middle Ages. Its structure dates from the early 1220s (with later additions, with substantial repairs following the 1755 Lisbon earthquake) and was a witness to the departure of Christopher Columbus from Seville on his voyage of discovery to the

collapsed and was replaced by the current

It displays the courses of all surface and subsurface lines and the locations of all stations

Woodcote Green

This detailed illustration shows an aerial view of London as it might have looked during the lifetime of Sir Thomas More (1478-1535)

Finsbury Park

Construction began in the 1220s

This unique map of Barcelona

The Sagrada Familia - or the Basílica i Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família to give it its full title

The original drawing measures roughly 100 x 30 centimetres (40 x 12 inches)

Its time in service was short-lived

and districts covered by the map include Aldgate

flanking the sides are shields representing the Ladbroke