A fresh guide at a historical address
This page replaces the subject of an old London Travel Guide link with a new planning guide. The specific 2008 application has not been identified, so no current app is presented as its continuation. The focus is how to organize a London visit on an iPhone using traceable information.
Keep transport information current
Transport for London provides TfL Go as its official journey-planning app. Use current transport information when choosing a route rather than relying on a screenshot of an old map.
Plan from the entrance you will actually use to the entrance you need to reach. A station name can conceal a substantial walk within or around a large interchange. If step-free access matters, check the specific route and current service information instead of assuming every entrance has the same facilities.
Build an itinerary with room to move
Group activities by area and leave time between reservations. Put the exact address, booking reference, and entry time in one note for each booked activity. Keep a distinction between a timed admission and an attraction you merely hope to visit.
A compact day plan is easier to use than a long list of distant highlights. Mark one or two flexible options nearby so a delay does not force you to rebuild the entire day.
Prepare a small offline backup
Save essential booking information and an agreed meeting point before setting out. Make sure every member of the group can find the accommodation address. Check the venue’s own website for current hours and admission conditions before travelling.
No fares, opening times, or attraction availability are promised in this guide. Those details belong to live operator information, while your phone’s role is to keep the verified pieces organized and accessible.