Notting Hill Walking Tour

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Free cancellation available
Up to 24 hours before the start time
Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes - 2 hours 30 minutes
Service animals welcome

Starting at the original tollgate entrance to London, we will go down the hill looking at the plush Victorian development created by the visionary James Ladbroke to include some of London’s largest private “Pleasure Gardens.”

You will hear about notorious and wretched slums, failed racecourses, and hard times that helped shape the luxurious Notting Hill we know today.

We will look at how art and music have defined the area, and where Jimi Hendrix lived and breathed his last. We'll see some of London’s most colourfully painted houses, visit the markets, and walk in the footsteps of London's biggest celebrities.

Sights from the Notting Hill film

Last House Jimi Hendrix lived before he died

Trade Shops

Art Galleries

Street Art and Banksy

Music History (Where Virgin Started)

Carnival and Cultural History

Windrush History

Quirky Market Stalls

Museum of Brands

Celebrity spotting (maybe)

What's included

  • Full tour of the area by experienced local tour guide.

What's Not Included

    What's not included
    • Gratuities

    Languages spoken by guide

    English

    Additional information

    Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

    Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

    Not recommended for pregnant travelers

    Service animals allowed

    Public transportation options are available nearby

    Location

    Departure point

    McDonald's, Notting Hill Gate 108/110, London, W11 3QA
    We can meet outside of the McDonald's in Notting Hill Gate.

    End point

    76 Tavistock Rd, Tavistock Rd 76, London, W11 1AN
    We finish in the centre of the Portobello Road markets.

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