Virginia Woolf was born and lived in London, a city that pulses through every one of her books. Nothing stimulated her more than wandering its streets, always full of new things to observe and remark upon. For her, the capital was far more than a setting: it was the framework on which she wove her own longings and passions, and those of her characters.

The elegant Clarissa Dalloway, the introspective Jacob Flanders and the sprawling Pargiter family all struggle to define themselves in a city brimming with life that reinvents itself at every turn. London offers them places to remember, to think and to question themselves. What will they find around the next corner?

With this literary map you can find out, exploring Virginia Woolf’s London in rich detail. It includes a spectacular map with more than two hundred locations and a fold-out showing the routes of the main characters.

You also get access to an interactive map with period images, texts, geolocation tools and the e-books of the novels in the original English.