Twenty questions on London, ranging from Columbia Road Flower Market to the colour of the door at Number 10 and the borough that hosts the All England Lawn Tennis Club.
Camden, the Shard and a tube station that doubles as a Monopoly square all appear, and there is a genuinely obscure one about who is buried beneath Platform 8 at Paddington.
- Which famous London market is known for its flowers on a Sunday and featured in the film Notting Hill
- What colour is the door of 10 Downing Street
- Amy Winehouse, the late British soul singer, was famously associated with which London district
- In which London borough would you find the All England Lawn Tennis Club
- What London tube station shares its name with a Monopoly board square and a musical
- The Shard is one of London’s most iconic skyscrapers — but what shape is it said to resemble
- Which British monarch is buried under Platform 8 at London’s Paddington Station
- What is the only London Underground line that connects with every other line
- Which long-running London musical features the characters Elphaba and Glinda?
- Which London street is famously associated with tailors and bespoke suits
- How many ravens are traditionally kept at the Tower of London
- What was the original purpose of the building that now houses the Tate Modern
- Which park is the largest of the Royal Parks in London
- What’s the nickname of the skyscraper at 30 St Mary Axe
- What time does Big Ben traditionally chime on New Year’s Eve
- Which famous London pub claims to be the oldest, dating back to 1583 and once frequented by Shakespeare
- In Cockney rhyming slang, what does the term “plates of meat” refer to
- The “Walkie-Talkie” building famously melted part of a car in 2013. What was the cause
- Which London station is the fictional departure point for the Hogwarts Express
- What is the real name of the London Eye