At-Home Men's Treatments near Notting Hill

Notting Hill Carnival

If you have the chance, going to the famous Notting Hill Carnival is definitely one of the best things you can do. It’s an annual celebration of Caribbean culture in London, featuring music, street entertainment and delicious food. Taking place over the long August bank holiday weekend, it’s when Notting Hill is at its liveliest, so why not join in on the fun?

Portobello Road Market

Another famous London market is Portobello road market. Every weekend, the street is filled with a mix of delicious street food stalls, antique & flea markets and the usual independent boutiques that Notting Hill has to offer. While it’s often super busy, it’s a great way of experiencing West London and you’re sure to have a fantastic time exploring through all the stalls - you may even find some antique treasures!

Notting Hill film locations

Thanks to a fantastic 90’s movie, featuring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts, Notting Hill has been etched into every travellers mind as a must-see tourist destination. Hunting out some of the iconic spots from the film is one of the top things to do when visiting Notting Hill.

Along with the other various independent bookstores that the area has to offer, it’s also home to the famous bookstore where Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts first meet. You can also visit the iconic blue door at 280 Westbourne Park Road.

Graffik Gallery

Featuring work from some of the greatest street artists in the world, including Banksy and The Dotmaster, Graffik Gallery is a fantastic place to visit if you love art. Not only can you view some of the exceptional art pieces created by these independent artists, but the gallery also offers various workshops where you can take the opportunity to try out some graffiti and stencil processes!

St Luke Mews St

Notting Hill is obviously known for its idyllic streets full of colourful houses & independent boutiques, but St Luke Mews St is one of the most famous streets in London and a must-see. You may even recognise it from the iconic British film, Love Actually, where Andrew Lincoln declares his love for his best friend’s wife, Keira Knightley…

Tucked away in the Notting Hill neighbourhood, the cobblestone street is full of charming, pastel houses each with their own unique design features. Over the years it has become one of the highest photo spots in London and it’s easy to see why.