Daniel's Guidebook
Sightseeing
Hampstead Heath is about a 15 min walk away from the flat and Hampstead village has lots of pubs, shopping and cafe's to experience.
1215 locals recommend
Hampstead Heath
Hampstead Heath is about a 15 min walk away from the flat and Hampstead village has lots of pubs, shopping and cafe's to experience.
A historic period estate that is open to the public. Always a great day out and it sits in Hampstead Park. There is a café there as well so refreshment are never far.
154 locals recommend
Kenwood House
A historic period estate that is open to the public. Always a great day out and it sits in Hampstead Park. There is a café there as well so refreshment are never far.
The highest park in London. A super quaint park with incredible views of the city - great for a stroll and its about a 10 min walk from the flat.
96 locals recommend
Waterlow Park
Highgate HillThe highest park in London. A super quaint park with incredible views of the city - great for a stroll and its about a 10 min walk from the flat.
Food scene
This is my favorite pub in London. It does great food and has a lovely vibe all year round. Inside is quaint and I could not recommend enough.
15 locals recommend
The Gatehouse
1 North RdThis is my favorite pub in London. It does great food and has a lovely vibe all year round. Inside is quaint and I could not recommend enough.
Crouch End is about a 15 to 20 min walk from the flat and has loads of great places to dine out and local grocery stores. Banners is one of the oldest restaurants that always delivers on comforting food with generous portions.
57 locals recommend
Banner's Restaurant
21 Park RdCrouch End is about a 15 to 20 min walk from the flat and has loads of great places to dine out and local grocery stores. Banners is one of the oldest restaurants that always delivers on comforting food with generous portions.
The Grocery Post
269 Archway RoadHas great coffee and pastries. It is just across the road from the flat.