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Sarah Riches is a UK-based travel journalist with 18 years editing magazines and writing for premium titles.

Sarah Riches is a UK-based travel journalist with 18 years editing magazines and writing for premium titles. She edited London's Explore Paddington — twice shortlisted for a PPA Award — and presented videos for London Planner, with bylines in National Geographic Traveller, Wanderlust, the FT, and the Independent. Her London coverage draws on years of editorial work across the city's neighbourhoods, hotels, and visitor experiences, helping travellers cut to what's genuinely worth their time.

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A two-hour guided walk through Notting Hill's pastel terraces, Portobello Road antique stalls and filming locations from the 1999 Hugh Grant film. Routes pass the blue travel bookshop facade, St Luke's Mews and Elgin Crescent. Groups cap at 10 to 12. The walk runs year-round except carnival weekend in late August.<br/>
- Named in multiple 'most photogenic London walks' lists by lifestyle publications including Time Out and Conde Nast Traveller.
- Film-location stops draw the strongest reviews; the antique market is an honest secondary after the movie tour.
- Carnival weekend closes the route; guides switch the tour to other dates automatically.


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Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Discover the real Notting Hill including Portobello Rd market, the famous ‘blue door’, film locations, music studios and much more.

Bursting with colour, creativity, and cultural charm, Notting Hill is one of London’s most distinctive neighbourhoods. Famed for its annual Notting Hill Carnival, a joyful celebration of Caribbean culture, and for its starring role in the hit film Notting Hill, this area blends global influences with local flair. Don’t miss the chance to snap a photo outside the iconic blue door from the movie and explore the lively streets lined with pastel-coloured houses and quirky shops.

Wander through Portobello Road Market, one of the world’s most famous street markets and a treasure trove for collectors and browsers alike. From rare antiques and vintage clothing to fresh produce and street food, this bustling market captures London’s vibrant, eclectic spirit. Take time to browse the stalls, chat with local traders, and uncover your own hidden gem.

See the exterior of the Travel Bookshop made famous in the 1999 film Notting Hill

Stop at the street where the famous scene takes place between Julia and Mark in Love Actually.

The meeting point is outside Notting Hill Gate Station in front of Calder Pharmacy, 55-57 Notting Hill Gate W11 3JS. Leave the station at Exit 1 and you will see your guide waiting for you outside the pharmacy. 

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Notting Hill Walking Tour for Small Groups

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Notting Hill Walking Tour for Small Groups

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