Note: each tube station *name* has a  letter (or several letters) next to it. This indicates which tube line the stop  is on.

Maps: Abbey Road, Archway, Berkeley Mews, Lavender Hill,  Muswell Hill, Savile Row, Soho, Victoria and Waterloo. 

Click here to learn about other Kinks places not shown on  the maps (This is the "Other Kinks Places" page).

The Big Black Smoke Index :  a great way to find that particular Kinks link that you are curious about.

Guided tours of the Kinks’ London are available from Brit Music Tours : https://britmusictours.com/tour/the-kinks-north-london-walking-tour/

Praise for the Big Black Smoke:

Record Collector no. 235 of March 1999 on page  122/123:

"Surprisingly, the number of sites dedicated to 60s bands  -
apart from one or two obvious candidates - is surprisingly  low,
especially when you consider the number devoted to someone like
David  Bowie. Take the Kinks, for example. Great band, great
songs. You'd think  there would be quite a few sites out there
in cyberspace. Wrong. There are  only a handful and those which
are there are a trifle disappointing.
One  that is worth mentioning and which is highly original is
Geoff Lewis and Jim  Smart's Big Black Smoke: Kinks London.

It's a simple  but brilliant idea.
Take the London Underground map, a London A-Z and the  Kinks
lyrics and create a site showing people in Wichita, Kansas
the  actual location where Ray Davies' vignettes take place.
Great stuff and  highly entertaining. Geoff's also done a
couple of other sites on a similar  theme: The Great London
Kinks Tour and Little North London Kinks Tour."

Jan Backman : "Thanks for the greatest trivia-site I've seen! A sure  bookmark..."

The "Mail on Sunday" article :  they say imitation  is the sincerest form of flattery

"It was always my ambition to see Piccadilly, ramble and roam around Soho and  Pimlico and Savile Row, and walk down the Abbey Road..."

~ Raymond Douglas Davies, "Life  on the Road", Sleepwalker, 1977