Maappionthewall.com - Original signed prints of maps from a young autistic person.

The U - Bahn and S - Bahn system in Berlin is huge.

The roundabout of the overhead railway (which somehow closes the city center) is especially interesting. The map therefore represents a circular route and also smaller symbols of places in Berlin.

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Every map is often eight-way, but the map of Budapest is only horizontal and vertical.

This creates an unusual map appearance. However, the most significant is the flow of the Danube, which can be seen at first sight.

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Map of the Paris Metro.

In the design of the famous tower by Mr. Eiffel.

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Finding history information in books can be very difficult.

This map of history from Great Moravia to present is created by 18 lines.

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The name of the map comes from the public transport simulator SIMT.

Although the game is significantly larger, this map is just as great. Each of the prints contains Maty's fictional monument or symbol.

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The London Underground map (also known as the Tube map) is one of the most famous in the world.

This map is the same, but it was drawn on a large quarter with the help of markers.

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London in the Cubist sense is very unique.

The British Ambassador to the Czech Republic, Mr. Nick Archer, also has the original. The different directions that can create an interesting view are very original. The map also shows the famous monuments of the capital of the United Kingdom.

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New York's subway system is best known for the highest number of stations in the world – 472

As in Tokio, the map of the New York Underground is quite confusing. Maty's concept is again a bit simpler and various metro motifs have been added.

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Sample map of the Paris underground in a newer version.

Matěj's first version of Paris was even put on clothes and backpacks. The new second version is a bit clearer in the style of maps from the well-known schematic artist from Great Britain, Harry Beck.

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At the beginning of the 22nd century, perhaps the Prague metro could look like this.

From the original 3 metro lines meeting in the center of Prague, there are 7 routes with various branches and also a circular violet line E.

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Another Prague scheme, specifically a map of the metro and trams in the Cubist style.

It is the most interesting illustration of Prague's public transport with different directions.

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Scheme of subway, trams and buses in one.

But it is a cut out of the city center and its nearby surroundings. But it looks interesting, doesn't it?

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Can you imagine a subway network across the Earth?

This is what Maty's idea of a subway with 14 lines running on this planet looks like.

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The scheme of the Tokio subway system is described as one of the most complicated in the world.

Maty tried to simplify.

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Map of Vienna's metro and S-Bahn train with future routes and new sections in the classic style.

Some new sections of metro lines are already under construction or planned.

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Original signed prints of maps from a young autistic person. Each map has a hand-drawn element. This makes each map unique.

The U - Bahn and S - Bahn system in Berlin is huge.

Every map is often eight-way, but the map of Budapest is only horizontal and vertical.

Map of the Paris Metro.

Finding history information in books can be very difficult.

The name of the map comes from the public transport simulator SIMT.

The London Underground map (also known as the Tube map) is one of the most famous in the world.

London in the Cubist sense is very unique.

New York's subway system is best known for the highest number of stations in the world – 472

Sample map of the Paris underground in a newer version.

At the beginning of the 22nd century, perhaps the Prague metro could look like this.

Another Prague scheme, specifically a map of the metro and trams in the Cubist style.

Scheme of subway, trams and buses in one.

Can you imagine a subway network across the Earth?

The scheme of the Tokio subway system is described as one of the most complicated in the world.

Map of Vienna's metro and S-Bahn train with future routes and new sections in the classic style.

Original signed prints of maps from a young autistic person.

Each map has a hand-drawn element. This makes each map unique.