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Marylebone Area Guide

A locals' guide to Marylebone

Where do Marylebone locals go?

Why not explore the nearby areas of
baker street,
portman estate,
marylebone and surrounding areas,
fitzrovia,
west end and surrounding areas,
central london,
connaught square,
mayfair and surrounding areas,
connaught village,
and mayfair

Did you know?

"So called because it was used by nannies in the 19th century to the wealthy residents, Nursemaids Tunnel was one of the earliest examples of an underpass - it links the gardens of Park Crescent to the gardens of Park Square on the other side of Marylebone Road. Both parks are privately owned, so access is only available to residents, but can be visited during the annual Open Garden Squares weekend held in June each year."

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What locals say about Marylebone

“There's such a buzzy atmosphere in Fitzrovia, while still being a bit more laid back than Soho! ”

“Marylebone has developed into a very cosmopolitan central London area, which has a lovely village feel to it, despite being a stone's throw from Oxford Street. The high street is now populated with an eclectic mix of shops and restaurants, which are not the usual run of the mill high street names. On Sunday there even is a farmers market with local produce from just outside London. Despite being in the heart of London, there is a great community spirit and people actually know their neighbours! It is close to the delightful rose gardens of Regents Park and Hyde Park and there are very good public transport facilities all within walking distance.”

“For me, Marylebone makes the heart of London feel like a countryside community. Having grown up in a rural part of the UK i thoroughly enjoy the bustling farmers market, extensive variety of shopping and delicious eateries. A classy area for all to enjoy!”

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