London Neighborhood Guide: Primrose Hill

London Neighborhood Guide: Primrose Hill

๐ŸŒธ Primrose Hill is one of the prettiest neighborhoods in London. Situated in North London and easily accessible, it's a peaceful escape from the bustling city. It comes alive on the weekends when locals and visitors alike come to admire the gorgeous skyline view on a stroll through or picnic in the park. This guide contains some must-sees from the perspective of a local (hi!) for a great day exploring beautiful Primrose Hill. Highlights include: ๐Ÿ  Strolling down colorful streets ๐Ÿฅ Grabbing a pastry & coffee at a local cafe ๐Ÿป Quaint pubs to laze the afternoon away ๐Ÿ™๏ธ A breathtaking view of the London skyline To work Primrose Hill into your London trip itinerary, you'll need just a couple of hours (which of course depends on how long you spend at the park or in the pub!). I suggest combining Primrose Hill with a walk through Regent's Park towards Marylebone, a walk down the canal to Camden or head a bit further north to Hampstead. If you're looking to stay in Primrose Hill, a boutique hotel just opened called Mason & Fifth.
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Cafes & Brunch

Little Bread Pedlar - Primrose Hill
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The Little One Coffee Shop - Primrose Hill
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ARVO Cafe - Primrose Hill
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Greenberry Cafรฉ
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Pedlarโ€™s Pitstop
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Alma - Primrose Hill
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News & Coffee
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Shops

Primrose Hill Books
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A lovely bookshop in a charming neighborhood. Books line the walls and are piled on the tables making this a cozy spot to get lost in searching for the perfect read.
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Pamela Shiffer
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Primo Italian Provisions
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Mary's Living & Giving Shop for Save the Children - Primrose Hill
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Richard Dare
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Bottle Apostle | Primrose Hill
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Explore

Primrose Hill Viewpoint
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Primrose Hill offers stunning views over the London skyline and is a great spot to picnic in the warmer months.
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Chalcot Crescent
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Indulge

Lavender on the Hill (Primrose Hill) - Massage, Osteopathy, Physiotherapy & Facial Spa
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Primrose Nails
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Pubs & Restaurants

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The Engineer
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The Princess of Wales
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The Lansdowne Pub & Dining Room
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The Washington
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The Pembroke Castle
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Oka Restaurant Primrose Hill
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Sweet Treats

Reenie's Ice Cream Bar
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Primrose Bakery
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Accommodations

Mason & Fifth, Primrose Hill
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Seeking slow, savor-worthy travels? I curate food and design-led trips hitting local gems + must-see sights across London, Europe & the US. Hi! ๐Ÿ‘‹ I'm Julianna, a London-based, multi-passionate creative, digital marketer and traveler. I left my corporate job 6 years ago to freelance and to start my small accessories brand, Maragold Designs. Having long-been a travel resource for family, friends and friends-of-friends, I'm looking forward to now pursuing my love of travel in a way that helps others experience places to their fullest! I've always longed for a way to more widely share the knowledge that Iโ€™ve gained through first hand experience, countless hours of research and, compiling of recommendations. Enter Thatch! Before moving to London 4 years ago, I lived in Boston and am originally from a small town in Massachusetts. I grew up across the street from my family's Italian-American restaurant which was established in 1933 by my great grandparents who emigrated from Italy. From an early age, this instilled in me a deep appreciation for small businesses. They're truly the heartbeat of any community and I love discovering special local spots on my travels. Check out my guides for some special spots!
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