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Entertainment & Nightlife

Notting Hill has a vintage boutique cinema in addition to a contemporary cinema, and an increasing number of smaller arts venues to discover.

There’s a lack of night clubs in Notting Hill but a great range of pubs, bars and other eclectic venues for a good night out. You can get your hands on all sorts of drinks from American cocktails to German beer.

Best place for cosiness

The Sun in Splendour is a cosy and small pub on Portobello Road, who pride themselves on selling the best spirits and ales. They have a beer garden out back for the summer months.

Schools & Education

There’s a variety of schools, many private, in Notting Hill.

There is an ambulance of excellent primary schools such as Wetherbury, Pembridge Hall, Bassett House, Chepstow House, Fox’s, Norland Place, Notting Hill Prep, to mention a few.

Ladbroke Square Montessori School caters to 2 ½ year olds to 5 year olds, the Notting Hill Preparatory School is for children between 5 and 13 years and the Notting Hill & Ealing High School is an independent high school for girls.

Transport

Notting Hill is well served by underground stations.

• Bayswater – Circle and District lines

• Holland Park – Central line

• Ladbroke Grove – Circle and Hammersmith & City lines

• Notting Hill Gate – Central, Circle, and District lines

• Queensway – Central line

• Royal Oak – Circle and Hammersmith & City lines

• Westbourne Park – Circle and Hammersmith & City lines

Parks & Recreation

Once a year we welcome the carnival, one of Europe’s biggest street parties, which attracts audiences from all over the world and takes over the area for the long weekend with large floats, loud music and dancing taking centre stage.

Kensington Gardens and Holland Park offer beautiful green open spaces and an escape from the hustle and bustle of London living.

Restaurants & Shopping

Portobello Road market draws crowds from far and wide. The Southern end of the road sells mostly antiques, the middle stretch fruit & veg, and the Northern end vintage clothing, food, and bric-a-brac. It intercepts Golborne Road market which sells mostly furniture. Westbourne Grove attracts those seeking the ‘Notting Hill lifestyle’.

The shops range from small independents to high end fashion chains. The restaurants range from cafes like Daylesfords and Grainger & Co, to high-end restaurants like Core by Clare Smyth which was awarded three Michelin stars.

Notting Hill benefits from a vast array of bars and restaurants. Popular spots include Portobello Gold, The Walmer Castle, The Cow, The Westbourne, and the The Ginstitute.