UPDATED FOR 2026

1000 piece jigsaw with A3 foldout guide included.

This Evermade jigsaw puzzle brings together art and soothing escapism. Illustrated by Jenni Sparks, the puzzle pieces together to reveal the latest 2026 edition of her famous Hand-Drawn Map of London, capturing a city that never stays still. Built up over years of layered research and redrawing, the artwork showcases London’s clubs, cafes, neighbourhood quirks and cultural institutions across Zones 1 and 2, all mapped with true-to-life spacing.

Hundreds of updated illustrations chart the city’s newest landmarks and shifting character: renamed Overground lines including Liberty and Lioness; cultural additions such as the David Bowie Centre, V&A East and the London Museum Vaults; and reworked districts like Stratford, Hackney Wick and Elephant & Castle. Every detail offers an up-to-date snapshot of London’s evolving skyline, street life and hidden stories.

The ideal gift for any London-lover, this puzzle puts your knowledge to the test while helping you learn the city’s geography in a way the classic tube diagram cannot. Made sustainably in the UK using 80% recycled materials, our luxury puzzle board invites you to tour this rich, humorous artwork solo or with friends, whether as a slow weekend project or a game-night challenge. Unwind, reset and sharpen your mind.

Completed size: 69cm x 48cm.
Product and packaging made in the UK.
Made using recycled materials.

Meticulously detailed
The 2026 edition is densely illustrated with Jenni’s signature mix of hand-drawn isometric buildings, custom typography and subtle humour. You’ll spot updated icons for Portobello Road Market, Columbia Road’s floral chaos, Camden’s buzz and the street-art sprawl of Shoreditch.

Mind the gap
Unlike the well-known schematic tube map, this artwork offers a grounded sense of distance. Tube lines, Overground routes and major landmarks are drawn with accurate spacing, giving you a clearer feel for how the city fits together.

One step ahead
The map reflects the latest shifts in London’s culture and transport. Highlights include the London Museum and its underground Vaults, Queer Britain, Outernet, Lightroom, new towers like 8 Bishopsgate and 40 Leadenhall, and the growing food and arts hubs around Borough Yards and Mercato Metropolitano.

Streets of London
The artwork is full of Easter eggs, celebrity birthplaces, local in-jokes and cultural nods. Look out for the musical notes drifting from Hackney Marshes, a reference to its rave history, and tiny moments of London life tucked into every neighbourhood.

Zoning in
The map covers most of Zones 1 and 2.
North: Cricklewood, Stoke Newington, Hackney Marshes
South: Brockley, Herne Hill, Dulwich, Putney Heath
East: Stratford, West Ham, Canning Town, Greenwich
West: Barnes, White City, Willesden Junction

Stratford, King’s Cross, Hackney Wick and Elephant & Castle have all been redrawn to reflect their rapid transformation.

Please note that the images shown are of the art print.
Not suitable for children due to small pieces.