Hampstead Heath’s natural ponds are where the city meets the countryside, with a chilly splash. Divided into men’s, women’s and mixed, these spring-fed swimming spots draw regulars year-round – rain, frost and shine.
Tucked into a quiet Hampstead lane, Burgh House is a perfectly preserved slice of 18th-century charm. Inside, it’s all oak panelling, creaky floors and local history, with a cosy café in the old butler’s pantry. A peaceful, time-travelling escape just steps from the Heath.
Known for championing new writing, Hampstead Theatre punches above its weight with bold, contemporary productions. The modern space is intimate and slick, putting you close to the action. It’s often the spot where fresh new voices make waves before they hit the West End.
A secret sanctuary waiting to be discovered. Tucked away on the western edge of Hampstead Heath, this is one of London’s most enchanting hidden gems. Once part of a grand Edwardian estate, this elevated walkway weaves through trailing wisteria and sun-dappled archways, feeling almost suspended in time. Here, you can soak in the beauty of nature reclaiming architecture.
A playground for nature lovers, creatives and those seeking serenity in the city. Hampstead Heath is a rugged green space that sprawls over 800 acres, offering spectacular views of London’s skyline – best enjoyed from the top of Parliament Hill.
Perched on the edge of Hampstead Heath, this grand neo classical mansion boasts masterpieces by Rambrandt and Vermeer. Be sure to make a visit for a dose of culture amidst nature.
This neighbourhood feels like a step back in time with its charming period architecture, independent boutiques, cosy gastropubs and vast leafy Heath.
Housed in an 18th-century former coaching inn, this cosy spot oozes charm with its low-beamed ceilings, roaring fireplaces and classic wood-panelling. A go-to spot to settle in with a pint and soak up Hampstead’s timeless atmosphere.
On the cobbled, storybook street of Flask Walk, this family-run bistro has a charming, old-school feel. Whether you’re dining al fresco in the warmer months, or cosying up with a glass of Bordeaux in the winter, enjoy French classics with a welcoming atmosphere.
Tucked away on Heath Street, this Japanese restaurant is known for its authentic flavours and intimate, lively atmosphere. Specialising in yakitori grilled over traditional charcoal, alongside ultra-fresh sushi and sashimi, dining here feels like a slice of Tokyo in the heart of Hampstead.
Dating back to the 17th century, this inn has long-been a favourite haunt for writers, creatives and even the occasional ghost – legend has it, a former barmaid still lingers in the corridors. With its snug nooks, wood-beam ceilings and brilliant selection of ales, come here to unwind after a walk on the Heath.
Award-winning Neapolitan pizza, artisan gelato and refreshing spritz cocktails. L’Antica’s wood-fire oven sits at the heart of their restaurant; its scorching temperatures work to beautifully char the pizza base, just as they do in Italy. Head to Heath Street for a taste of the “Bella Vita”.
Just moments from London’s vibrant centre, these neighbouring enclaves offer a quiet yet sophisticated rhythm to live and explore.
Where old-money refinement meets modern sophistication. This is the address of choice for those who value privacy, elegance and a life lived beautifully.
Whether you're in search of a five-star dining experience, an art-filled afternoon or a wardrobe refresh at high-end boutiques, Chelsea delivers it all with impeccable style.
Community-oriented, cultivated and calm. Tucked along the gentle curve of the Thames, family life flourishes in Chiswick’s leafy, village-like surroundings.
Village charm and urban sophistication. These neighbourhoods are defined by their rich cultural and community-oriented offerings.
Heritage grandeur and cultural treasures, this elegant patch of London is beloved by aesthetes, intellectuals and international tastemakers alike.
The beating heart of luxury London. From the hallowed halls of Harrods and Harvey Nichols to the pristine facades of its historic townhouses, every corner of Knightsbridge radiates prestige.
Just a short walk away, Regent’s Park is one of London’s most exquisite green spaces. During the summer months, its open-air theatre hosts world-class productions in an al fresco amphitheatre under the stars.
Tucked between the grandeur of Regent’s Park and the bustle of Oxford Street, this elegant neighborhood blends old-world charm with an upbeat cosmopolitan energy.
Nestled between Hyde Park and the West End, Mayfair tells a story of prestige, taste and tradition; a neighbourhood steeped in heritage, yet contemporary and cosmopolitan in appeal.
From pastel-toned terraces to eclectic shopping and world-class eateries, these neighbourhoods offer a lifestyle both picturesque and layered with character.
Creative verve and community spirit, this quietly charismatic corner of northwest London is favoured by families, artists and discerning locals alike.
If London had a pulse, you’d feel it racing in Soho and Fitzrovia. These two iconic neighborhoods sit side by side, each buzzing with their own distinct energy.
