If you’ve ever taken a trip to London, you’ll be well aware of the amazing attractions you can find dotted throughout the city’s streets. Amongst the top neighbourhoods, Chalk Farm offers visitors and travellers a selection of must-see spots.
If you’re looking for comfort and luxury during your city break, be sure to check out our 5 star hotels in London West End to ensure that you’re close to where the action is. Whether it’s your first time in London or you’re a regular, these attractions around Chalk Farm are sure to make your trip extra special.
London Zoo
Regent’s Park, London
If you’ve never been to the famous London Zoo, be sure to put it at the top of your itinerary the next time you book a stay at one of our 5 star London hotels. As the oldest scientific zoo in the world, London ZSL is more than just a place to see exotic creatures. As you stroll around the exhibits, you and your children will learn about all kinds of different animals and habitats from around the globe. Take a trip to see the tigers or head over to the giraffe enclosure and watch your children’s faces light up as they wave to their furry new friends. This truly is a must see if you find yourself in the Chalk Farm area.
Primrose Hill
This may not be the biggest or most famous greenery in London but Primrose Hill is the perfect place to escape the stress of the city streets and reflect in peace as you stare out over one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Nestled in between South Hampstead and Chalk Farm, Primrose Hill is often free from large crowds thanks to its location next to the larger Regent’s Park, which often draws in the majority of tourists and day trippers. If you’re looking for somewhere quiet to relax with a cup of tea or a nice spot for a walk with your loved one, take a stroll up Primrose Hill.
Abbey Road Studios
Abbey Road, London
If you suffer from Beatlemania, the only cure when you’re travelling around London is a trip to the iconic Abbey Road Studio. This location has become a place of pilgrimage for music lovers and fans of The Beatles ever since it was featured on the cover of the iconic Abbey Road album. Although the working studio isn’t open to the public, you can still head over and snap a selfie with the famous street or line up with your friends on the road’s crossing to recreate the most famous album cover art in history.
Sherlock Holmes Museum
Baker Street, London
Take a short walk through the beautiful Regent’s Park to the iconic Baker Street and discover a world of mystery and intrigue as you explore the real-life home of the world’s favourite crime fighting duo. Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson were the creations of renowned writer, Arthur Conan Doyle and have since become some of the most beloved characters in the history of fictional literature. Stroll through the house on Baker Street and browse an amazing collection of memorabilia, antiques and artwork.
