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About Notting Hill
The Notting Hill publicized by the Hugh Grant film wasn't always nice. Notting Hill during the early 20th century and particularly during the post-war period had the characteristics of a slum, Buildings that were overpopulated, poverty and race riots affected the neighborhood. These issues would plague Notting Hill until redevelopment commenced in the 1960s. The gentrification attracted the wealthy, and upscale shops and restaurants began to fill the area. The renowned Portobello Road features a prominent market, and a nightlife that is stylish can be found amid its numerous boutiques.
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On the last weekend of late August, we visited Notting Hill because of the famous movie Notting Hill and movie star Julia Roberts, looking for the blue door and bookstore with many stories, but we didn't expect to catch the Carnival in Notting Hill. In the morning, actors and tourists began to gather in Notting Hill. Local residents also took their children to watch it. It was crowded with people. Not far from the Notting Hill Railway Pass, a stage was set up. The sound of steel drums and music was earth-shaking. Children waved the national flag of their motherland and sang folk songs of their hometown. Street drum team performance, there are staring at pulleys, singing and dancing. The rhythmic music and drums in the streets were deafening.
Notting Hill is a multicultural place in London, where rich people and civilians live together, as well as Portuguese and Jamaican people and British people. It is a region where people from different ethnic groups meet and coexist peacefully. The reason why I had to punch in was that the movie, Bigmouth Roberts and Hugh Grant, was a classic. Notting Hill has also experienced immigration, ethnic riots in the 1950s, and the evolution of antique and second-hand markets. Walking into the streets, you will see the whole quiet residential area, which has its own unique style, and what attracts me most is the lovely houses with rainbows as colorful as candy. Apart from a beautiful rainbow house, there is also Portobello Market, the largest antique market in Britain, & 160. It is divided into several districts. The whole market is concentrated in the scope of two subway stations. It is very large. At first, it will be some antique collections, then creative goods, fruits and vegetables, and so on. See the blue house in a bunch of open-air shops, just like in the movies, but the fact is that he is a souvenir shop. The reality is so cruel that it destroys all the romance in the movie. There will be a variety of snack vendors from all over the world who walk through the market. It's not very attractive to wander around casually, but there are many people who eat in tourist attractions.
Notting Hill is a beautiful town in London. It was first known through the Hollywood film Notting Hill. Here is really very leisurely, the houses on the street are colorful, and the market in the middle of the road is very busy. Here you are given the word leisure, which is really very, very comfortable.
It's a convenient place to take the subway although it's far from London's downtown area, but it's easy to get to the location. We didn't come over on weekends because there's an open-air market where there are so many people to go shopping.
Notting Hill is a place name in the West End of London, near the northwest corner of Hyde Park. Although it is located in London, it is full of exotic flavor. This is an area where people live together all over the world and is famous for its annual carnival. Notting Hill Carnival lasts for two days on the last weekend of August. The first day is Children's Carnival and the next day is Adult Carnival. Weekend Notting Hill Fair is also an important factor in attracting large numbers of visitors. It has a lot of food, drink and fun. It is small-capitalist, literary and artistic, and very lively. Another love film of the same name, Notting Hill, was released in 1999.
Notting Hill is the place where movies of the same name are filmed. If you come here after seeing the movies, you will have a resonance because of the buildings, streets and even the fruits of vegetable stalls. It's still the way it looks in the movies. Recommendations come.
It's a beautiful place, and the buildings here are basically colorful. There's a little Southeast Asian feeling. All the things sold are in line with the local people. There are some food and some very small decorations.
Go to his market there, you can feel the bargaining feeling of e-mail, and there are many fresh fruits and vegetables, in fact, the price is not particularly expensive, just lament that the fruits here are still more expensive, vegetables are better.
This is a wealthy area, a large area of delicate villas is located in the quiet streets, the community environment is clean and tidy, I believe many people want to live near here. There is a market in Notting Hill. The vendors set up tents on both sides of the street to sell cheap fresh vegetables, fruits and snacks. Of course, there are also many antique shops and souvenir shops, selling bags, old phones and so on. If you look carefully, you may find good things with good quality and low price.
Notting Hill always reminds me of the British love comedy film held in Notting Hill, London. The elegant streets are surrounded by Victorian houses. It is considered a world-wide community. Every August, there is a famous Notting Hill Carnival. The Podobello Road Market is a place worth visiting.