This Victorian building, now home to the InterChange Trust - a charitable organisation which helps disadvantaged young people - was erected by public subscription in 1878. Today, various halls and rooms in Hampstead Town Hall are available for hire, including the 'Council Chamber', popular for wedding ceremonies and civil partnerships. It was originally used as a Vestry Hall, for use by the whole community, to store rates collected. With the establishment of Borough Councils in London 25 years later, a large Edwardian extension was added and the building became Hampstead Town Hall. In Coronation year 1953 The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh visited the venue during their tour of north London boroughs and Her Majesty conferred honours on civic dignitaries. The royals visited again in more recent times when, on 11th July 2000, Prince Charles opened the restored building.
John Keats spent two years from 1818 to 1820 at Keats House, formerly known as Wentworth Place and now named after the Romantic poet. Reopened ... More
Managed by the National Trust, 2 Willow Road is, in fact, a Modernist terrace of three Hampstead houses originally designed and inhabited by Hungarian architect ... More
Sigmund Freud's family home in Hampstead.
A comfortable couch covered in chenille cushions atop an exotic, richly coloured Iranian rug forms the centrepiece to this museum ... More
Housed on the first floor of Burgh House, Hampstead Museum charts the history of the north London borough from prehistoric times to today. Redesigned in ...More
Located in one of the most desirable neighbourhoods, Dawson House Hotel certainly lives up to the exclusivity of its local area Hampstead. Located in ... More
Rather than some theatrical story about purchasing Viagra, this really is a play about one man finding his Horn: the French Horn. Japer Rees has ...More
Winner of Best London Deli 2004 (The Independent) and Delicatessen of the Year 2004, 2005 and 2006 (LBC), this historic Hampstead institution is a food ... More
Carluccio's are springing up all over the place, from Bluewater to Brent Cross, spreading the gospel of good fresh superior Italian food. Each restaurant is ... More
The London School of Yoga attempts to demystify Yoga, eliminating the intimidating jargon and self-important ritual that so often attaches itself to the activity. Skilled ... More
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