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For music lovers there is the famous Roundhouse venue, which has amazing views from anywhere inside and great sound for a brilliant night out!
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Quirky interiors and a fabulous Sunday lunch in leafy Primrose Hill.
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A restaurant/bar/club serving pan-Asian food cooked by the amazing chef Ian Pengelley. You can dine and enjoy the bar area at the same time.
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A real lunchtime treat, this restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere also operates as a cafe and deli.
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As well as browsing the market, Camden Lock is a great place to hang out and enjoy the sunset.
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A little taste of Africa. Great ambience, incredible South African Zulu statues and if that doesn't win you over, the all day 2-4-1 cocktails will!
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The best spot for a picnic or a quick run!
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Wandering through one of the many stalls in Camden Market, there's always something to catch the eye!
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A small stall based on Camden High street offering freshly squeezed orange juice, either bitter, sweet or sour. The sweet oranges are amazing!
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Serving organic food and drink ideal for a quick brunch. Wholesome meals, delicious salads and a variety of smoothies that are nice too.
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The best toasted sandwiches in Camden made to order and excellent Portuguese custard tarts.
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Superb cocktails and excellent food right by Regent's Park.
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Coffee beans from a lovely old man who roasts the beans himself and has done for decades. He will also grind them for you...
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The best coffee in Camden along with some great sandwiches and cakes.
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A BrewDog pub just off Camden High Street serving craft beers.
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Share your favourite place to go to in Primrose Hill.
Why not explore the nearby areas of Camden, Regent's Park, Belsize Park, Kentish Town, St John's Wood, Swiss Cottage, Euston, Marylebone, Dartmouth Park and Fitzrovia
Did you know?
"In 1829, architect Thomas Wilson proposed a 94-storey pyramidal mausoleum to be built on Primrose Hill to house corpses, as London was running out of space to bury its dead."
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Primrose Hill is an excellent place to work, relax and exercise especially if you work for yourself. Lovely neighbourhood
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Both peace and busy are a 5 minute walk
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Primrose Hill Children's ChoirPrimrose Hill Community CentreCome and sing Disney, pop, musicals and songs from around the world and play musical games. Have fun, gain confidence, learn about singing and reading music. Local performances with many opportunities to sing solos. Website |
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Ready Steady Go Creative WorkshopsPrimrose Hill Community CentreHeld at Primrose Hill Community Centre, they develop children's physical co-ordination and spatial awareness and are very much group activities, aiding the development of social skills: turn-taking, listening, observing, co-operating and concentrating. Website |
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The Salvation Army, Chalk FarmWe offer toys & games, arts & crafts, snack-time for children (tea/coffee for grown ups too!) Website |
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Pleasing DramaSt Saviours ChurchDrama classes for ages 5 years and up taught by industry professionals. Regular workshops in Musical Theatre. Classes held after school on Fridays. Children attending classes are given the opportunity to join our talent agency which provides children for professional film, tv and theatre work. Website |
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Toddler Groups: Primrose Hill Community AssociationPrimrose Hill Community CentreLet your children play and mix with other children while you get to chat to other parents and carers over a cup of tea and biscuits COST £2 (PHCA members) £2.50 (non-members) (includes snack) Website |
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Ole KidsPrimrose Hill Community LibraryThe classes run for one hour and have been planned to include singing, dancing, arts and crafts, music and story telling time. The Olé Kids curriculum was developed through years of observing children and what they like doing at different stages cognitively, emotionally and physically. They picked out the best elements of children's classes and coupled it with our knowledge, research, tons of love and respect for children and our endless passion for creating a Spanish speaking community. Website |
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Perform - Acting, Singing and Dance classesPrimrose Hill Community CentreThe only drama, dance and singing workshops for 4-8 year olds that focuses on helping develop children's confidence, co-ordination, communication and concentration skills. Perform will give your child amazing social skills and will be the best fun of their week. Website |
Primrose Hill is a hill of 256 feet (78 m) located on the north side of Regent's Park in North London, and also the name for the surrounding district. The hill has a clear view of Central London to the south-east, as well as Belsize Park and Hampstead to the north. The built up part of Primrose Hill consists mainly of Victorian terraces. It has always been one of the more fashionable districts that lies between the core of London and the outer suburbs, and remains expensive and prosperous. Primrose Hill is an archetypal example of a successful London urban village.
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