Old Map of Chester, Cheshire 1581 by Georg Braun - Castle, Cathedral, Roman City Walls netherlands North America looks (mostly) right

North America looks (mostly) right - at least up until the Alaska bit where things start going a little crazy

but the labels are definitely quite small if you go for the smallest map size

This map of Scandinavia would make a perfect gift for someone who loves to travel or explore

Many of London's landmarks are already visible on this map

such as Deptford

Old Map of Chester, Cheshire 1581 by Georg Braun - Castle, Cathedral, Roman City Walls netherlands North America looks (mostly) rightPublished in 1581 by Georg Braun and Frans Hogenberg, this is probably the first (and rarest) printed map of Chester. If Shakespeare visited Chester, this is what it would've looked like. This map was first published in Civitates Orbis Terrarum the Cities of the World which was a cartographical masterpiece featuring 546 maps. Chester was a pretty big town almost 450 years ago. But the only structures you'll likely be able to identify are the Roman