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Discover the charm and attractions of Notting Hill, one of London's most desirable and Instagrammable areas. Explore the vibrant market, the iconic carnival, the famous film locations, the cosy pubs and the trendy restaurants.
Notting Hill is a district of West London, England, in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Notting Hill is known for being a cosmopolitan and multicultural neighbourhood, hosting the annual Notting Hill Carnival and the Portobello Road Market. From around 1870, Notting Hill had an association with artists.
- SEE THE COLOURFUL HOUSES. Following the gentrification of Notting Hill in the late 20 century, the homes that were previously multi-occupancy slums have steadily been transformed into colourful residences.
- PORTOBELLO MARKET. Portobello Road is the heart of Notting Hill and Portobello Market runs along its length. It’s one of the most popular things to do in Notting Hill and the buzz of the crowd creates a vibrant energy.
- GRAFFIK GALLERY. The Graffik Gallery on Portobello Road is an interesting space dedicated to street and urban art. They offer private graffiti masterclasses where you can learn the basic skills of spray paint with knowledgeable and friendly teachers.
- ELECTRIC CINEMA. The Electric Cinema is a stylish way to see a recent blockbuster or old-school classic movie by the people behind Soho House. It commenced operating in 1910 as one of the first motion picture house in Britain to be supplied with electricity.
- Portobello Road Market. During the week, Notting Hill’s Portobello Road is an eclectic mix of independent stores and the usual chain cafes but as the weekend arrives, Portobello Road Market comes alive and welcomes an array of antique, flea market and superb street food stalls that line either side of the street.
- St Lukes Mews, Notting Hill. An attractive and alluring side road, St Lukes Mews is one of the most famous streets in London and is a charming residential dwelling with pretty houses.
- Notting Hill Museum of Brands. Hidden away in the quieter side streets towards Ladbroke Grove, the Museum of Brands details the development of consumer culture and highlights some of the best ads you know, and possibly some you didn’t.
- Notting Hill Carnival. An annual celebration that takes usually takes place over the long Bank Holiday weekend in August, this is Notting Hill at its most liveliest and also one of the world’s five biggest street carnivals (up there with the Rio carnival).
- Take a Peek at the Colourful Houses of Notting Hill. Notting Hill is an area of contrasts – on the one hand, you have brutalist concrete towers and on the other, row after row of pretty pastel houses.
- Portobello Road Market. All your Antiques Road Show dreams can come to life at the amazing Portobello Road Market. It’s the largest antiques market in the world with over 1,000 stalls.
- Visit Trellick Tower. There are lots of beautiful things to visit in London – but you shouldn’t forget that there is so much more to the city than #pursuepretty and #thatsdarling.
- Dig into a World of Street Art at Graffik Gallery. While Notting Hill might seem awfully fancy, it’s also got a discernibly urban edge. In particular, it plays host to one of the capital’s premier street art galleries.
Explore Notting Hill, a vibrant and fashionable neighbourhood in London, with its famous market, cinemas, pubs and carnival. Find out the best places to shop, dine, relax and enjoy the culture and history of this iconic area.
Mar 20, 2019 · Discover Notting Hill's history, culture, shopping, dining and film locations in this insider's guide. Learn about the Notting Hill Carnival, Portobello Road Market, Rough Trade, Ledbury and more.
