Holland Park
A wooded park with peacocks, a Japanese Kyoto Garden and an open-air opera season in summer.
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Places worth your time in Notting Hill & Holland Park
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the neighbourhood.
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A wooded park with peacocks, a Japanese Kyoto Garden and an open-air opera season in summer.
A royal park west of Hyde Park, home to Kensington Palace, the Round Pond and the Peter Pan statue.
One of Notting Hill's largest communal garden squares, mostly seen from the pavement.
A leafy communal garden square, ringed by white stucco townhouses.
A communal garden square in Bayswater, ringed by Victorian stucco terraces.
A long street market with antiques, fruit and veg, vintage clothes and street food, at its biggest on Saturdays.
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A historic house on Peel Street, a pretty residential street off Campden Hill Road.
A gallery in Westbourne Grove Mews specialising in tribal art.
An Asian art gallery on Kensington Church Street, a street of antiques dealers.
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A gallery on Clarendon Cross known for Russian icons and early religious art.
A Portland Road gallery showing modern British and contemporary art.
Former home of the painter Frederic Leighton on Holland Park Road, now a museum.
Cinema on Portobello Road.
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Museum of consumer packaging and advertising on Lancaster Road, Notting Hill.
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