Discover / Meeting points
Exact pins across London
A meeting point is a pin - a gate, landmark, or station exit. Rank pins fairly, text the landmark, then walk or continue to an activity pair.
South Bank — Meeting Points
OfficialSouth Bank meeting points ranked by fair journey — landmarks, not a mile of river.
Hampstead Heath — Meeting PointsOfficialGates, ponds, viewpoints and cafés so a group can actually find each other on the Heath — ranked by fair journey.
Abney Park — Meeting PointsOfficialGates and the café at Abney Park Cemetery, so a Stoke Newington group can actually find each other — ranked by fair journey.
Woodberry Wetlands — Meeting PointsOfficialEntrances and the Coal House café at Woodberry Wetlands — the landmarks to name instead of "the reservoir".
Regent's Canal (Islington → Victoria Park) — Meeting PointsOfficialBridges, locks and basins along the towpath from Angel to Victoria Park — pick the access point that is fairest for everyone.
Thames Path meeting points, Hammersmith to Strand-on-the-GreenOfficialBridges, gardens and riverside landmarks between Hammersmith and Strand-on-the-Green, ranked by fair journey.
Parkland Walk - Finsbury Park to Highgate Meeting PointsOfficialNamed entrances on London's longest linear nature reserve so the group meets at a gate or the ghost platforms, not "somewhere on the Parkland Walk".
Richmond Park — Meeting PointsOfficialNamed gates and landmarks across London's largest Royal Park — ranked by fair journey so you meet at the right entrance.