Covent Garden is London at its most theatrical — street performers under the Victorian arcades of the market building, the grandeur of the Royal Opera House, cobbled streets lined with boutiques and restaurants, and the beating heart of the West End theatre district nearby. If you've only got one day in London, Covent Garden is where to be at lunchtime. And this is the print to take home.

Camden was the punk, alternative and music capital of London long before Shoreditch made "hipster" a word. Amy Winehouse grew up here. The Clash, The Pogues and Madness all played the Roundhouse. The Lock market stretches along Regent's Canal — and the Camden Market Hall hosts independent traders, street food, vintage and yes, 98types. If you love London at its most alive, you love Camden.

Oxford Street is where London does shopping at its most relentless — 300 shops, 200 million visitors a year, and the busiest shopping street in Europe. But the area around it — Soho to the south, Mayfair to the west, Fitzrovia to the north — is some of London's most characterful territory. The 98types Oxford Street map print puts all of it on your wall.

London map prints combine the informational richness of a street map with the visual appeal of art. The 98types London map collection covers individual neighbourhoods — each showing the streets, Underground stations and landmarks of that specific area — plus city-wide London street maps that let you find your favourite spots. Perfect for tourists who want to remember where they went, and Londoners who want to celebrate where they live.

Beyond the illustration collection, 98types' London Photos collection brings the city to life through atmospheric photography — Big Ben under dramatic skies, Camden Market in full colour, the London Eye catching the golden hour light. Photography prints capture the real, felt experience of London in a way that illustrations can't quite reach.