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Hampstead NW3

The most famous attraction in the area is undoubtedly Hampstead Heath, which is one of the largest city parks in the world. It boasts 791 acres of land, an offers a variety of activities and different sights, such as the view of London on Parliament Hill. Kenwood House, owned by English Heritage, can be found on the Heath and is well worth a visit, as much for its art as for its impressive architecture. The art on display includes works by Rembrandt, Turner, Gainsborough, Reynolds and Vermeer, amongst others. The grounds surrounding the house play host to live open-air musical performances throughout the summer months. Other attractions on the Heath include Hampstead Mixed Pond, a natural pool which is open to the public to swim in. Close by are Hampstead Ponds, which are not open to the public for swimming, but provide a haven for wildlife. The Heath has a sports ground, which is used mainly for casual football and Frisbee games. For those who wish to embark upon a long walk around the Heath, The Boundary Path is ideal. It passes through a range of surroundings, including woodland, ponds and grassland and boasts excellent views. There are also a number of nooks and crannies to be explored on the heath, an example being The Hill Garden, just off Inverforth Close, which is a beautifully designed garden with an ornamental fish pond in its centre. In contract to this is the adjoining Pergola, which is wild with plants, flowers and vines and has one of the oldest trees on the Heath. These areas are perfect for relaxing strolls and have breathtaking views. Primrose Hill is another highly popular green area and marks one of the highest points in London, resulting is wonderful views of the surrounding city. The natural beauty of the area, coupled with the proximity to Regents Park and London Zoo, make it a highly popular day trip destination for picnickers and families with children. Other green spaces in NW3 include Whitestone Gardens off Heath Street, Whitestone Pond on Whitestone Lane, Chalcott Square near Primrose Hill and Gainsborough Gardens, where locals enjoy the mature trees and unusual plants. Transport is very good in NW3, with a number of underground stations within the postcode, including Hampstead Underground, Chalk Farm Underground, Swiss Cottage Underground, Finchley Road Underground and Belsize Park Underground. A number of prominent people have lived in this postcode, for example Sigmund Freud, who lived on Maresfield Gardens. The property is now The Freud Museum, which displays a number of his personal belongings, his study, as it would have looked and his consulting couch. Keats, the English author, also lived in the area on Wentworth Place, Keats Grove. His house and garden are also now open to the public and offers displays and talks on the great man. Another famous inhabitant was John Constable, the English painter who lived on Well Walk. Fenton House on Windmill Hill is another historic house of interest, which is currently owned by the National Trust.There are a number of good local pubs, including The Freemasons Arms on Downshire Hill, The Holly Bush on Holly Mount, which contains many original features such as oak flooring and etched glass windows. The Spaniards Inn on Spaniards Road is also worth a visit, with a large beer garden and many famous historical frequenters, including John Constable, Lord Byron and William Blake. Also, according to legend, Dick Turpin, the highwayman, was born in The Spaniards Inn. Camden Arts Centre on Arkwright Road hosts a range of exhibitions, workshops, film screenings and art courses and is a major attraction for anyone interested in the creative arts. For avid cinema-goers the Everyman Cinema on Holly Bush Vale is the place to go. As well as being one of the oldest cinemas in the world, the cinema boasts comfortable seating, a bar and original and unusual cinema snacks. New End Theatre can be found on New Endand is an intimate venue, with just 84 seats. For eating out in the area, Haverstock Hill is the place to visit, with a wide range of restaurants. This area is also a good place to celebrity spot.

Harmony Health & Beauty
Cinzia at Harmony is well known from 17 years for her expertise in skincare, the latest facial anti-aging technology and best level of service Tel 020 7813 9578
www.harmonyhealthbeauty.co.uk

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