Here's a novel way to see London' West End when you next visit the UK.



Consider a Monopoly Board Pub Crawl of London and visit your favorite spots in London that correspond to places on the Monopoly Board Game.

There is a sample of locations for you to select from below and of course you can add to or amend the destinations according to your desire.

How many locations that you actually stop at to have a drink, depends on the amount of time and budget allowance that you have allocated to your day out and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed. You could of course drive by as many of the key locations as you like if you are going to do it by car/minibus instead of Public Transport for example, without even getting out of your vehicle!

All you need to do is plan your chosen route, take your ideal companions with you and then have a really memorable Pub Tour of Central London.

Here is our sample Venues List for your Monopoly Board Pub Crawl:

OLD KENT ROAD: The Green Man Opposite Dunton Road, the Duncow surgery and Tesco's.

WHITECHAPEL: Lord Rodneys Head 10 yards from the tube station. An alternative pub is the Blind Beggar some 500yards from the tube station. Frequented by the Krays in the past.

KINGS CROSS STATION: Coopers It's the Station bar platform 8/9 to the left of the main lines.

THE ANGEL ISLINGTON: All Bar One To the right of Burger King as you face it on Liverpool Road

EUSTON ROAD: O'Neils Opposite the British Library/St Pancreas.

PENTONVILLE ROAD: The Flying Scotsman (Northwood Street) Down Northwood Street opposite Kings Cross Road.

PALL MALL: The Red Lion As you go up Pall Mall look for Crown Passage on the left. It's a small passage way slightly off Pall Mall and can be easily missed.

WHITEHALL: The Lord Moon Of The Mall On the right hand side of Whitehall next to the Whitehall Theatre

NORTHUMBERLAND AVENUE: The Sherlock Holmes The next street to Whitehall. 500 yards from Trafalgar Square next to Barclays Bank. This pub is set back from the main street.

MARYLEBONE STATION: Victoria & Albert In the corner of the station.

BOW STREET: The Globe Bow street opposite the Opera House.

MARLBOROUGH STREET: Fanfare and Firkin (Great Marlborough Street) No Marlborough Street in the west end or city so Great Marlborough Street will have to do.

VINE STREET: Bentleys Pub & Wine Bar (Swallow Street) Vine street has no pubs on it in fact the only building on Vine Street is a police station. In sight of Vine Street

STRAND: The Wellington Big pub at the junction of the Strand, Wellington Street, Lancaster PL (Waterloo Bridge)

FLEET STREET: Ye Old Cheshire Cheese Not quite on Fleet Street. Look for Wine Office Court it's a narrow passage way opposite Whitefriars Street (Boots and Tie Rack)

TRAFALGAR SQUARE: Halfway to Heaven/The Chandos Trafalgar Square has no pubs on it. There are two options here as both are in sight of Trafalgar square. Option one: Halfway to Heaven. Duncannon Street near the market area on the right hand side of the square as you look up towards the National Gallery Option two: The Chandos. St Martins Lane. Again on the right hand side heading north it's at the junction to St Martin Lane opposite a Post Office as if heading towards Leicester Square.

FENCHURCH STREET STATION: The Raven The pub is on the main concourse; this closes about 19:00 get there early.

LEICESTER SQUARE: The Moon Under Water On the square on the left hand side facing down the slope next to Odeon.

COVENTRY STREET: Comedy Caf? (Oxendon St) No pubs as such on Coventry Street. Take street opposite Planet Hollywood and Rupert Street. The Comedy Cafe down Oxendon Street 75 yards on right. Should the door men not like any of you then try the Hogshead half way up Rupert Street.

PICCADILLY: Henry's Bar Next to Green Park tube is Henry's.

REGENT STREET: All Bar One On the corner of Margaret Street opposite Boots is All Bar One.

OXFORD STREET: The Tottenham On the corner of Oxford Street and Tottenham court Road.

BOND STREET: Hog In The Pond In Gilbert Street.

LIVERPOOL STREET STATION: Bonaparte's Slightly of the main concourse near the lottery stall behind Burger King

PARK LANE: Rose & Crown (Old Park Lane) No pubs on Park Lane so go to Old Park Lane.

MAYFAIR: Ye Grapes (Shepherd's Market) There are a number of pubs in the square, coffee shops restaurants of some description and a club.

How's that for an Ideal Day Out?