World Wall Map with Flags - Marco Polo - Laminated - 120cm (w) x 80cm (h) (Marco Polo Maps)

This is a beautiful map perfect for my boys bedroom. The flags on the bottom are fantastic and easy to identify. The durable finish is ideal for busy hands, very happy with this purchase. Great value for money.

Excellent map, large and informative for one of my classroom displays. Really pleased with it and reasonably priced.

I like the map, but it's a little on the small side, therefore does not show all the cities. I should have bought one slightly larger, having said that it looks good and does the job.

Was just what we needed

Now when my kids ask me about any part of the Globe, all I do is go Close with them to this stunning laminated map. The beuty is that I can show them the country’s flag and Capital townnor City

Great service, and good quality. Can highly recommend.

Great quality large size and has been incredibly helpful for A level history homework

it shows you the whole world and more

This is a great quality map. It is nicely finished on glossy paper and came in a sturdy tube. I've been using it in my grade 2 class and it has held up well! The students loved that it had world flags on the bottom. Really happy with my purchase.

Bought this to help with the kids' school work and very happy with this map. The size is nice and large as described, and is printed on high quality, glossy paper. It was packed rolled into a plastic tube (unlike some other maps which people said were folded and therefore with ugly creases) so it was super easy to open and put up. The map is based on the Van der Grinten projection so countries away from the equator tend to show exaggerated (particularly Greenland, Canada and Russia) but that is okay I suppose. The little flags at the bottom are a nice bonus and help learn the flags of the different countries. Overall a great map for anyone interested in geography

ich kann die karte mit einem wasserlöslichen stift beschriften und verändern. so kann ich reisen gut planen und orte (mit herzen) markieren, die ich bereist habe. die antarktis wird mit allen länderflaggen bedeckt, aber mich stört das nicht.

I picked this map because it's the only one I found with South Sudan on it. I also liked that the lines of longitude converge at the poles, suggesting that areas there are not as distorted as they are in Mercator projections. The map lists its projection as Van der Grinten which, while really only a minor improvement over Mercator, does at least indicate how map projections distort objects. Because the map repeats continuously to fill the whole area, it's easy to show how Alaska is one shape on the left and a different shape on the right. My only complaint is that it could be a little more detailed in terms of place names. Some minor place names are included where major place names are missing.

Marco would be proud