Notting Hill

The film's colorful neighborhood, in the cold weather, is still a colorful fairy tale. It is crowded and lively.

We love it here. Get the tube to Nottinghill Gate and you are right there! We just spend the day walking through this rainbow coloured village with its tiny boutiques, coffee shops and bars. As you walk further through the village you end up on Portobello Road, which is where there are market stalls, antique shops and at the end is a world food market! The whole atmosphere is electric! Look out for wall art and street performers. Shut up display

Notting Hill, a famous neighborhood in western London, is probably the story of Notting Hill, in fact the story owner of the tourist bookstore, has now become a tourist hand-letter boutique, but the film posters and store decoration can be easily recognized, The open air market is also worth a stroll.

Notting Hill, a famous neighborhood in west London, is a famous place to visit for the film Notting Hill, which has to be visited on a sunny day, the houses are colorful and very beautiful, under the blue sky and white clouds, the tourist bookstore that is looking for the film's protagonist, Now has become a gift shop, but the doorway big signage still remains, is a popular punching position.

Unfortunately I did not see Hugh Grant, but nonetheless Notting Hill is such a cute and quaint town. It's nice to get away from the hustle and bustle of London to see what every other English town looks and feels like. This is a great city for any travelers. There were a ton of families and couples throughout and gave you that cozy, homey feeling throughout the town. The markets have the most unique art that you can't find anywhere. Notting Hill is definitely worth the day trip.

Great place to visit on the weekends. The market offers a wide variety of things. It’s very picturesque and sharply different from Westminster.

What an adorable neighborhood! I had to visit this neighborhood because of the movie. Who knew that George Orwell once lived in this cute area? The portobello road market is not to be missed!

Portobello Road Saturday antiques market, a must for tourists to London

Visit on Friday or Saturday when the antique market is on. Be sure to check out the Golbourne Road end too!