easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves continuous walking but no steep terrain.
Walk the vibrant streets of Notting Hill with The Great Weekender and uncover the stories behind its art, film, and music legacy. This 2.5-hour guided tour blends cultural history with iconic sights like Portobello Road Market.
For all ages • 2.5 Hours • Max of 15 People
Explore the vibrant streets of Notting Hill on a captivating 2.5-hour walking tour. Discover its rich history filled with art, film, and music, while spotting celebrities and visiting iconic sites like the Portobello Road markets. Immerse yourself in the neighborhood's colorful culture and hear tales of its fascinating past.
Duration: Around 2.5 Hours
Films, Celebrities and markets; visit one of the most glamourous neighbourhoods in London.
The history of this celebrity packed neighbourhood is far more curious than you can imagine: From wild and visionary schemes for society, money making exploits and political turbulence, Notting Hill has rebirthed through art, film and music.
Every type of celebrity can be spotted here so while we keep one eye out for movie stars and models, we will tour Notting Hill to enjoy the rich culture, beautifully multicoloured houses, lush private gardens and of course, we will visit the infamous and eclectic markets of Portobello Road.
Along the way, our tour will feature the sights and scenes of ‘Notting Hill’, the film, we will see the house where Jimi Hendrix lived and died and you will hear the stories that have shaped this wonderful area; its chequered history, the freedom and expression of the biggest carnival in Europe and some of Notting Hill’s forgotten heroes.
The tour involves 2.5 hours on foot with limited breaks, so supportive footwear is a must.
London weather is unpredictable; a compact umbrella or rain jacket helps you stay dry.
Tours begin at Notting Hill Gate outside McDonald's; arriving early ensures you don’t miss introductions.
Keep your load light to enjoy the venue’s narrow streets and crowded market areas easily.
Notting Hill’s history includes waves of immigration and the birth of the Notting Hill Carnival, Europe’s largest street festival.
Local community groups work to preserve Notting Hill’s green spaces and encourage sustainable tourism practices.
Supportive shoes ensure comfort during the mostly flat urban stroll.
To stay dry during sudden London showers.
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Stay hydrated especially during warmer months.
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Capture street art, colorful houses, and market scenes.