W11 Area Guide
A locals' guide to W11
Where do W11 locals go?
Fez Mangal
A bustling Turkish restaurant close to Ladbroke Grove Underground Station that cooks amazing Turkish BBQ'd meats. Great takeaway or fun with a few friends to eat in, as it's BYOB. If you're feeling hungry, get the special mix. Also the mezze starters are tasty too...actually everything is!Read more
Why not explore the nearby areas of
notting hill,
ladbroke grove,
holland park,
westbourne park,
shepherds bush,
kensington,
bayswater,
earls court,
maida vale,
and paddington
Did you know?
"The crescents and gardens around Ladbroke Grove owe their design to the Hippodrome, a racecourse that was built here in 1837, with the roads following the original course of the track."
From jewellery to dresses, Portobello Market has it all...
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Stuart Bennett
Lively and lined with trendy independent shops, bars and restaurants, it's no wonder that Portobello Road is so popular!
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David Roberts
Close to central London, Shepherd's Bush offers fantastic shopping and transport facilities.
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Annabelle Bent
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What locals say about W11
“I love morning strolls around Holland Park.”
Peter
“Great local shops and a village feel.”
Steven
“Lovely architecture”
Ivana
Activities near W11
Food and Drink Walking Tours in West London's Notting Hill Area
Dive into the world's longest antique market with vibrant food stalls. Explore iconic movie & Banksy's graffiti art in Notting Hill. Savor local gin & indulge in gourmet treats from hidden gems. This is a food and drink walking tour so we will visit 6 different food & drinks stops. Some with large portions and some just as tasters. There is a Gin & Tonic from Portobello Road's very own Distillery included. Only 18 years old and above are allowed to have these drinks. Itinerary Portobello Road Market The Notting Hill Bookshop Banksy Tunnel. Wheelchair accessibility is ensured throughout, with every area and surface accommodating wheelchairs, alongside transportation options that are also wheelchair-friendly. Infants and small children are welcome to ride in a pram or stroller, though it's important to note that infants are required to sit on an adult's lap. Service animals are permitted, ensuring those with service animals can enjoy their experience without worry. For those considering public transport, numerous options are available nearby, making access convenient and straightforward. The experience is suitable for all physical fitness levels, but please bring comfortable walking shoes, especially if it's going to be a hot day. Also, remember a bottle of water to stay hydrated and let us know of any serious dietary requirements; we'll strive to accommodate with a delicious substitute. Experience supplied by Walk Eat Talk Eat All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded, exchanged, or otherwise modified. Click here to check out the T&Cs. Black Friday.hidden-word { display: none; }Read more
Thunderbirds and Space: 1999 - a celebration of Sci-fi Toys and Collectables
The Museum of Brands, in partnership with Anderson Entertainment, is proud to present our latest exhibition celebrating the landmark anniversaries of Gerry Anderson’s groundbreaking series Thunderbirds (first broadcast in 1965) and Space: 1999 (first premiered in 1975). The captivating displays pay tribute to Anderson’s lasting legacy through an exceptional array of toys, games, and memorabilia that have inspired generations of fans. Opening on 13 September 2025, known as Breakaway Day for Space: 1999 enthusiasts, the exhibition offers a nostalgic journey into Anderson’s imaginative worlds. Co-curated by internationally renowned graphic designer and Thunderbirds superfan Malcolm Garrett MBE, the exhibition features over 300 meticulously curated objects from the Robert Opie collection alongside private collectors items. Many of these cherished pieces will be displayed for the very first time, showcasing treasures from Anderson’s most iconic shows including Thunderbirds, Stingray, Captain Scarlet, Supercar, Fireball XL5, UFO, and, Space: 1999. Don’t miss the unique opportunity to relive the sci-fi stories that shaped a generation, through the memorabilia that kept the magic alive. We recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment as we anticipate high demand for this special exhibition.Read more
Make Your own Amazing Chocolate in Notting Hill
Available in Spanish, English Dive into the sweet world of chocolate making in the vibrant heart of Notting Hill! Only a stone's throw from the iconic Portobello Road, this experience offers you a unique peek behind the scenes. Watch our world-class chocolatiers in action, ask all your burning questions, and see firsthand how your favorite treats are crafted. It's the perfect blend of fun and chocolatey education. Get your tickets for Make Your Own Amazing Chocolate in Notting Hill! Watch world-class chocolatiers at work in an open room setting. Stroll around the beautiful environment of Notting Hill, just minutes from Portobello Road. Create your own amazing chocolates and take them home! Bottled water to keep you hydrated throughout the workshop. Linen Apron provided to keep your clothes clean. Take home all the chocolates you craft during the session. Wheelchair users will find accessibility throughout, as all areas and surfaces are designed to be wheelchair friendly, including transportation options. For families, infants and small children can either ride in a pram or stroller or are required to sit on an adult’s lap. For those opting for public transport, options are readily available nearby, ensuring easy access to and from the location. Experience supplied by Melt Chocolates Notting Hill Black Friday.hidden-word { display: none; }Read more
Melt Chocolate's Magical Master Class
Dive into a Chocolate Feast with warm, fun, and super knowledgeable chocolatiers. Get creative and hands-on, making your own unique chocolate bars with a variety of toppings. Take home handmade treats from Notting Hill's Most Luxurious Chocolate Company, including bars, bonbons, and pralines. Chocolate class including all necessary ingredients. Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnant travelers, or those with poor cardiovascular health. Experience supplied by Melt Chocolates Notting Hill Black Friday.hidden-word { display: none; }Read more
Lucio Corsi
Matt Maeson
Chesapeake Bay native Matt Maeson plays a dark-hued brand of rock that mixes gritty folk elements with slick modern pop production.
Machu Picchu: Journey to the Lost City
Step into Machu Picchu: Journey to the Lost City and experience the legendary Inca citadel like never before. Traverse the majestic mountain site, explore the agricultural terraces, the Temple of the Sun, and other iconic ruins as you witness the beauty of the Andes all around you. Developed with leading archaeological experts, this immersive virtual reality experience offers a rare chance to connect with the rich history and mysteries of Machu Picchu. Whether you're a history enthusiast or seeking a breathtaking adventure, secure your tickets today and journey through time to the heart of the ancient Andes. Get your tickets today for Machu Picchu: Journey to the Lost City in London!Read more
About W11
W11 is the postcode district in West London incorporating the areas of Notting Hill, Holland Park (part) and is covered by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea local authority.
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