Photos: Playing full scale London Monopoly

The Apple Store, Regents Street: The first Apple store in the UK is on Regent Street, one of the few survivors from the original board game to make it onto the new edition.

Tate Modern: Home of Britain's modern art collection will set you back £2m to buy in the game.

So if your cabby picks up a fare taking him to Soho and on the board that property is owned by another player then it's bad news because you'll have to pay up. But of course if another player's cab ends up in an area that you own then you're in the money.

Congestion at the Bank of England: Rather than rolling dice, players are at the mercy of London’s traffic to make their way around the board.

Natural History Museum: It costs £1.8m to buy the Natural History Museum in the game – a bargain price for such a choice piece of real estate.

The City: Tower 42, one of the tallest office blocks in The City. This square on the board will set you back £4m.

Trafalgar Square: £2.4m to you squire, though the chap at the top of the column might have a thing or two to say about that.