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Arts center
The Hellenic Centre
A Greek cultural center on Paddington Street, with exhibitions, talks and language classes.
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A mini guide to
Marylebone
A village high street beside Regent's Park
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1 / 10Welcome to the neighborhood
A village high street beside Regent's Park
Marylebone feels like a village in the middle of the West End, built around a high street of independent shops, cafés and delis. The Wallace Collection, a free museum in a grand townhouse, sits just off it.
Regent's Park is a short walk north, and Baker Street, with its Sherlock Holmes connection, is close by.
Highlights
Start here
If you only have a few hours, these are good places to begin.
Park
Paddington Street Gardens South
A small public garden on a former burial ground, with lawns and benches off Paddington Street.
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Park
Paddington Street Gardens North
A small public garden on a former burial ground, with lawns and benches off Paddington Street.
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Attraction
St. Marylebone Parish Church
A Georgian church on Marylebone Road where Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning married, and where Byron was baptized.
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Museum
Madame Tussauds
The waxwork museum on Marylebone Road, with lifelike figures of royals, film stars and sports heroes.
Step-free (reported) Family-friendly
According to OpenStreetMap contributors. Check with the venue before you go.
Museum
Sherlock Holmes Museum
A Georgian house on Baker Street furnished as the detective's Victorian lodgings, with props from the stories.
Not step-free (reported)
According to OpenStreetMap contributors. Check with the venue before you go.
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Find your way
On the map
The map shows Marylebone and the streets around it. The Getting there page lists the nearest stations and how to reach the area.
Insider tips
Before you go
1
Weekend markets
Cabbages & Frocks runs on Saturdays and a farmers' market on Sundays, both off the High Street.
2
Free art
The Wallace Collection is free and rarely crowded.
3
Bookshop
Daunt Books on the high street is a famous independent bookshop.
4
Walk to the park
Regent's Park is about ten minutes away on foot.
Tips from the Britlens editors
Keep exploring London