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Eat your way around London’s Notting Hill area like a local, stopping at spots you’d easily miss if you tried exploring on your own. Ideal for fans of all things baked, try a range of sweet and savoury treats, such as cardamom buns, scones, bakewell tarts, and more. Avoid the tourist traps and learn about the neighborhood while you eat.

Explore Notting Hill at your own pace on this self-guided walking tour. Simply download the app and follow its directions to discover attractions such as colorful Pembridge Road, Portobello Road Market, and iconic filming locations from the 1999 movie. Ideal for travelers seeking a flexible, stress-free way to experience the charm of this vibrant neighborhood.

If you've ever wanted to make your own chocolate but haven't gotten around to traveling to far-flung places, get your fix right in the heart of London with this chocolate-making class. Join a small group in the charming neighborhood of Notting Hill to learn how cacao beans are transformed into chocolate bars. Then, under the watchful eye of a chocolatier, get your hands dirty and create your very own chocolate to take home with you.

Discover the highlights of Notting Hill—one of London’s most distinctive and destination-worthy neighborhoods, on this walking tour with a local guide. Meet your guide and set off on foot. You’ll see the blue door made famous by the *Notting Hill* film, and browse the bustling Portobello Road Market. You’ll also learn about the neighborhood’s history, discover recording studios once frequented by Bob Marley, and explore other hidden gems.

Be immersed in the royal history of the English capital on this half-day private tour of London. Benefit from the insider knowledge of your private guide as you stroll by landmarks including the Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, and Buckingham Palace, where you’ll watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony. Plus, enjoy plenty of photo stops to capture share-worthy pictures against the city’s most famous backdrops.

The charming streets of Notting Hill are the perfect backdrop for a photoshoot in London. A private photography session guarantees you high-quality photos without relying on selfies or asking strangers to take your picture. Say goodbye to blurry pictures and turn your visit to Notting Hill into a memory that will last a lifetime.

Follow in the footsteps of Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts on a small-group walking tour of Notting Hill in West London. See the famous blue door, the Travel Bookshop, and vibrant Portobello Road Market. Learn about the area's Caribbean heritage, counterculture history, and music scene, including sites linked to Bob Marley, for a deeper look beyond the film locations.

What makes this tour different is that it’s not just about shopping, but about experiencing London through a local stylist’s perspective. I combine my background in personal styling with my passion for vintage and second-hand fashion to take you to carefully selected spots that you wouldn’t easily find on your own. Throughout the experience, you’ll discover unique pieces, hidden gems and iconic neighbourhood spots, while also receiving styling tips tailored to you. It’s a relaxed, personal and inspiring way to explore London, designed to help you connect with your style and enjoy the city in a more authentic way.

Learn all about Notting Hill's storied past and vibrant present with the help of a guide as you explore the area on foot. Listen as your guide tells you about everything from Nottong Hill's old failed racecourses to modern-day markets. See filming locations from the classic rom-com "Notting Hill", artworks by Banksy, and much more, with a tour leader to sort the itinerary while you focus on the fun.

Discover some of London’s most enchanting neighborhoods the easy way—with a guide in the lead—on this fascinating walking tour. Discover the famous neighborhood of Notting Hill, Portobello Road and its antiques, plus Kensington Gardens with its Diana memorial and the exterior of the Royal Albert Hall. Finish your tour off with a classic cream tea that you can enjoy at your own pace.

Gain an intimate perspective of Notting Hill on this self-guided walking tour. Download the app and set off, with audio commentary guiding you to the district's highlights. Enjoy the flexibility of self-guided sightseeing, focusing on what interests you and pausing whenever you like for photos and coffee breaks. Note that entrance fees for Museum of Brands and Electric Cinema are not included.

Experience Notting Hill Carnival the right way—with insight, rhythm, and flavor—on Day One of the celebration. This guided experience is perfect for travelers who want more than just a street party. It’s your chance to understand the history, feel the music, and taste the culture behind Europe’s largest and most iconic carnival. Unlike the peak parade day, Day One offers a more relaxed atmosphere, allowing you to explore comfortably while still enjoying the excitement building across the neighborhood. With a knowledgeable local guide, you’ll uncover the powerful story of how Caribbean communities shaped this world-famous festival, transforming the streets of West London into a celebration of identity, resilience, and joy.

Make the most of a short trip to London with this private highlights tour of its neighborhoods and historical attractions. Start at Soho, Chinatown, and Westminster before taking the tube to the Notting Hill neighborhood. Stroll through Portobello Road Market and see filming locations from Julia Roberts movie, 'Notting Hill'. Opt to eat like a local and upgrade your experience to include a coffee and a pastry.

Visit filming locations from some of the most popular romantic comedies ever made—including "Four Weddings and a Funeral," "Bridget Jones's Diary," "Love Actually," and "Notting Hill"—on this private, film-focused tour of London. With a private guide, travel on foot and by tube, learning about the fun facts surrounding the filming of these classic movies along the way.

In this 6-day tour to Shetland from Edinburgh, you will experience the Up Helly Aa, the largest Viking Festival in the world, which started in the 1840's. Witness the 46 squads of guizers, led by Guizer Jarl, as they process through the streets of Lerwick with a Viking galley that is purpose built every year and burnt in the climax of the celebrations! In the days before and after Up Helly Aa, explore Shetland it all its magnanimous raw beauty. From deserted sand beaches with seals basking in the sun, to some of the most important Viking and neolithic settlements in the world. Witness breathtaking seacliffs battered by the full force of the sea, and stand on the shore of the North Sea looking at the Atlantic Ocean on the opposite side. Shetland is a unique place in the world, and visiting it is the experience of a lifetime for history and nature lovers!

Explore the photogenic London neighborhood of Notting Hill and up your photography game at the same time on this private guided walking tour. Discover the neighborhood's most scenic nooks, including Portobello Market and the colorful houses of Ladbroke Grove, while receiving hands-on guidance from your professional photographer guided on how to take travel photos.

Avoid the disappointing tourist traps and let an expert lead the way to some of London's best bakeries on this private walking tour around Notting Hill. In the company of just your chosen travel companions and guide (a food writer and judge of the UK Croissant Awards), sample the very best sweet treats from the borough's top bakeries and visit some famed movie locations along the way.

Discover more about Notting Hill, its culture, and its history with the help of a local guide as you explore together on foot. Learn everything from Notting Hill's old slums and failed racecourses to its modern-day markets, art galleries, and colorful homes you'll probably recognize from Instagram. See it all in your own private group, and feel very free to pick your guide's brain as you go.

Welcome to Notting Hill—a place where pastel-painted houses, eclectic markets, and cultural legends come together to create one of London’s most photographed districts. On this immersive walking tour, you’ll not only see the famous sights—you’ll feel the history woven into every street. Your journey begins on Portobello Road, home to the world-renowned market that has been trading antiques, curiosities, and street foods since the 19th century. As you wander through its energetic stalls, your expert guide reveals how this once rural lane evolved into a global treasure trove thanks to waves of migration, Caribbean heritage, and the rise of London’s bohemian scene. You’ll spot filming locations from Notting Hill, hear stories of the area’s artistic revolution in the 1960s, and learn how the neighbourhood became the birthplace of the legendary Notting Hill Carnival—Europe’s largest street festival and a vibrant celebration of Caribbean culture.

Guarantee that you'll take home the best possible photos of your time in London with this photography-focused tour in Notting Hill. Choose to bring your own camera or receive a selection of raw or edited photos from your guide's camera after the tour. Your guide will show you the best spots for social media-worthy photos that showcase Notting Hill's neighborhood charm.

Explore Notting Hill with its beautiful houses and pretty coloured streets. Famous bakeries and restaurants. Find out who once lived behind these colorful Houses. Notting Hill carnival home the Tabernacle and home to the Notting Hill carnival. Plaques George Orwell and see where all the legendary music names recorded their albums. Quite mews street gets information on the rich and famous residents. Famous bars the best restaurants in town. See behind the famous facade of Kanak house the recording studio and arts center in the 1970 where all the stars of the era visited. Now a local artist studio. pop in for tea and a scone with refreshments. Five doors down from the famous blue door in the movie Notting Hill. Be part of the village atmosphere. Relax then continue your day exploring.

Discover the cinematic and celebrity side of London on this private Notting Hill film locations walking tour. With your own expert guide, explore one of the city’s most iconic neighborhoods, famous for its colorful streets, creative spirit, and unforgettable movie moments. Walk along Portobello Road and its lively market, home to street art, historic houses, and locations linked to writers, musicians, models, and film stars. Visit well-known filming spots from Notting Hill and Love Actually, including the famous Blue Door and charming mews streets used on screen. Along the way, hear engaging stories about celebrities who lived or worked in the area, from music legends like Jimi Hendrix and Pink Floyd to modern pop culture icons. Learn how Notting Hill became a magnet for creativity, fame, and filmmaking. As a private tour, the experience is relaxed and flexible, ideal for couples, families, and film lovers looking for a memorable walk through one of London’s most famous districts.

Even though it was made famous by the movie, there’s much more to the Notting Hill neighborhood than its blue-door bookshop. As well as taking you to the highlights, this small-group walking tour reveals hidden corners of the affluent enclave that you might otherwise have missed. You’ll go beyond the guidebook as you visit street art spots and quirky stores, and hear stories about Jimi Hendrix and other celebrities.