Experience the thrill of trying to stage a heist in Mayfair, competing against a clock to build some of London’s iconic buildings, solving a baffling murder mystery or stepping into the world of codebreakers. Known as London’s most expensive village, it’s popular with many wealthy Arabs who tend to occupy their Mayfair homes for only a couple of months during the summer. English Heritage's exclusive Monopoly game takes you on an exciting chronological journey through the ages, from Prehistory to the Modern Age, as you make your way round the board. The only location south of the River Thames; also the only one both outside and more than one tube stop away from the Circle line.

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Now, those countries all have their own versions of Monopoly, but the British version using the London properties remains the standard one for the UK. However, they are like monopolies in that you can collect more than one of each and rent is higher when more than the first rent. Swap Old Kent Road for Stonehenge and Park Lane for Dover Castle in this special English Heritage edition of Monopoly. The newspapers are long gone, of course, all scattered to Canary Wharf and King's Cross and Victoria, but if Fleet Street is no longer the Street of Ink, it remains the Street of Drink, with Ye Olde Cock Tavern and Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese battling it out for the title of Ye Oldest pub on the strip.The only property south of the river is Old Kent Road, while Whitechapel Road is the sole nod to east London. Places such as jail, electric company, water works and free parking are not explicitly named so I felt that it was best to leave them out for the sake of ambiguity.