Best 9 Places to Visit in Camden, london:Attractions & Local Favorites

purple mountain went to necropolis here - was nervous as an 18 year old on my own travelling ~130 miles for it. very quickly made many good friends at this event, seems the community is incredibly tight knit and welcoming. venue is so cool, i especially loved their free water station!! organisers clearly cared a lot for people attending events here. great sound system also and great chill outside area of the graveyard.

LorRaine OrtZh Visited the Upside Down House at Westfield Shepherd’s Bush with my nine-year-old niece and we absolutely loved it. It was so much fun, full of laughter, and perfect for taking amazing photos. Such a creative and enjoyable experience for both kids and adults — we made lovely memories together. Highly recommend!

Fiona Churchouse Despite working in Twickenham for years, Ive never visited this place before. I put that right on Friday. What a wonderful place! We were introduced to the house in the original entrance hall by Nigel, an extremely knowledgeable and entertaining volunteer, and then toured round the rest of the property. Every room was a delight and all the volunteers had interesting information about each area of the house. I loved the 20th century "Egyptian" ceiling in one bedroom and the original flocked wallpaper in another but, my goodness, the Gallery! What a breathtaking example of gothic interior design. It was truly fabulous. Along with the beautiful paintings and furniture, fireplaces and ceiling details, the restoration of this house has really given the visitor a taste of what it might have been like to live in a grand and fashionable house in the 18th century. We also had a very tasty toasted sandwich in the bright and airy cafe and a wander round the garden.

Paul Fisher Went for the historical apple ceremony. The park volunteers provided an excellent service and some lovely drinks and cakes! Was a good experience with plenty of local attendees. It’s not a huge prk but it has a lovely local feel, it was great to visit it and the event felt very local despite me coming from 40 miles away! Good to see local facilities being promoted

William W This is one of the brutalist landmarks in the Big Smog, loathed and feted in equal measure. Personally, there is a timeless elegance in the articulated modular concrete facade. It’s a shame the building is turned into another high end residential tower.

Vertigo Jon A peaceful place for a Protestant or Puritan pilgrim to ponder the providence of God, and to praise Him for the powerful ministries of some of His people of times past.

Jerin Jiji Visited about 2 weeks ago. A wonderful experience. Met many of my favourite celebrities. (Their wax figures of course) and clicked pictures with them. Sometimes, you dont get the right angle for selfies but still it was good. I visited on my own and getting pictures that arent selfies are the only disadvantage of going solo. (Maybe I should hire someone for just this.) Special shoutout to a staff (Sorry, I dont know her name) who was really kind and approachable and offered to take a picture of me standing with one of my favourite celebrities and she also happened to be near where the wax hand was being made. She was too kind and patient to click some pictures for me. Thank you. The wax figures looked so good and real and for a moment, I thought they were actually real; especially when they are looking at your direction and you are like, Why are they looking at me? Loved the Spirit Of London ride, and the red telephone booth (which is a must when you are in London). The Marvel Hall of Heroes (if you are a Marvel fan) is also fun. I also liked the popcorn offered during the screening. Overall, a well spend two and a half hours. Thank you.

Simon Heffernan Its actually a really big park filled with lots to do. Now theyve redone the pathway its much better than previous as its wide enough to fit more than one person on it. What would complete it would be a footpath around the north side of the park as it goes through the middle and the other side but not that one. Has two playgrounds, outdoor gym, bmx track, boxing clubhouse, muga court, allotments.

carlos balbuena ​A hidden sanctuary in the city. This is a lovely, quiet garden perfect for a peaceful escape. It’s an ideal spot to grab a coffee and settle in with a good book. What makes it special is the collection of plants and herbs (the same ones the Order of St. John historically used for their healing remedies). A beautiful place to sit and enjoy a moment of calm.