The oldest surviving complete map of London is to go on display as part of a new exhibition. Civitas Londinium was created in the 1570s and gives a view across the capital, from the bear-baiting ...

Now, modern residents and tourists can see what it looked like 450 years ago when the oldest complete map of the city goes on display for the first time, TimeOut reports.

Calling all map maniacs and lovers of latitude and longitude. The oldest complete map of London is going on display for the first time – and in even better news, you can see it for free. Dating ...

But this peaceful Middle-Eastern gallery holds one of the greatest treasures of all: the oldest known map of the world. Image: British Museum under creative commons CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence.

The Oldest Surviving Map Of The World Was Created By Ancient Babylonians On A Clay Tablet At Least 2,600 Years Ago. ... Currently, the map is housed in the British Museum in London.

Civitas Londinium was created in the 1570s and gives a view across the capital, from the bear-baiting pits of Southwark to the fields of Highgate. Other maps to feature include a survey of the ...