Step into a historic cabmen’s shelter and eat like a London driver. Discover a rare 19th-century green hut while enjoying a classic bacon sandwich, simple, hearty, and rooted in the city’s working-class food tradition.

Taste Britain’s most iconic bake at a specialist scone bakery. Try a warm scone with raspberry jam, clotted cream, and English Breakfast tea, while settling the age-old debate: is it “scone” like cone or gone?

Stand outside the former home of George Orwell, where one of Britain’s most influential writers began his literary journey.

Visit a beloved neighborhood bakery rooted in London’s food scene. Sample a rich beef and ale pie, flaky, savory, and deeply comforting, while discovering the legacy behind one of Notting Hill’s most iconic baking institutions.

Pass by a charming antiques shop featured in the movie Paddington and discover Notting Hill’s vintage roots. Learn how the neighborhood became a hub for antiques while exploring a real filming location from this beloved British film.

A bakery stop where French and Danish classics are reimagined with warm Indian spices. Expect buttery pastries infused with cardamom and a smooth, aromatic chai that perfectly ties the experience together.

Step into the world of Notting Hill with iconic film locations, then continue through charming streets lined with pastel-coloured houses. A relaxed walk blending movie nostalgia with some of London’s most photogenic neighbourhood scenery, perfect for photos and memories.

A quiet French-inspired bakery on All Saints Road, perfect for a relaxed pause. Enjoy a final bite of bakewell tart with tea or coffee, a sweet finish to this tour.

Walk in the footsteps of 70s music legends at the former Island Records studio on All Saints Road, where iconic artists once recorded history-shaping tracks.