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Queen's Park is connected to public transport by Queen's Park, Kensal Rise and Brondesbury Park stations on the London Overground - and by several bus routes. Visit TfL's Journey Planner to plan your trip. Bike racks. Bike racks are available at the café if you'd like to cycle to the Park. Parking. Queen's Park doesn't have a car park.
- Pretend You’Re in Sunny Australia at This Chic Queen’s Park Staple
- Shop Around For Local Produce at Queen’s Park Farmers Market
- Hang Out at The Neighbourhood Gastropub
- Get Some Much-Needed Vitamin D at The Gorgeous Queen’s Park
- Get Your Caffeine Fix at Dark & Light Coffee
- Get in Some Pad Work at Storm LDN
- Grab Your Sushi Fix at Queen’s Park’s Fashionable Sushi Bar
- Take A Stroll Through Old Paddington Cemetery
- Get The Pints in at The Salusbury Pub
- Taste The Mediterranean at This Beloved Hidden Gem
Along Lonsdale Road mews you will finda little slice of Australia, Milk Beach.The menu hones modern Australian cuisine, inviting you to explore through delicious small and large plates that are made for sharing – or not. This Aussie outpost servesboth brunch and dinner, with wine tasting nights hosted fortnightly. There’s a strong coffeeculture dow...
Come rain or shine the farmer’s market is on every Sunday from 10am to 2pm at Salusbury Primary School to offer you its delightful seasonal harvests. Around 40 stalls attend each week to give you a taste of the very best produce in season.You’ll find the very best free range organic poultry and meat, biodynamic fruit, vegetables and eggs to fill up...
Alice House is the local everything. By day, it’s the charming brunch spot for all the cosy vibes and a relaxed work space to hunker down and get your productivity on. By night, it becomes a bar stocked with independent local beers and wines with alively social scene that has weekly events. Try your luck on some tricky trivia during quiz nighton We...
Of course a day well spent at Queen’s Park would not be complete without heading to the Queen’s Park. Grab some drinks, nibbles and a picnic blanket, and head to the park for some classic British summertime vibes.The park has a small petting farm where the likes of goats, sheep, rabbits, and peacockswill be a welcome break from the quintessential L...
When it comes to coffee shops and cafés, Queen’s Park offers a delightful variety of options that are sure to satisfy a multitude of cravings. We recommend getting your midday pick-me-up from Dark & Light, which boasts a bright and charming ambience that’s perfect for unwinding with a fantastic cup of coffee. Treat yourself to some baked goods and ...
Unlock your boxing potential in a training sesh at Storm LDN’s state of the art boutique boxing gym.Classes are designed for any skill level so whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned boxing champ, there will be a class tailored to you. The trainers are highly experienced and as classes are capped in numbers, you’ll be sure to get in some ...
Michiko Sushino is the unassuming Japanese restaurant that has ultra chic roots. Named after its owner and fashion designer Michiko Koshino, with a play on her family name, this hiddensushi spot is a relaxed joint that aims to serve authentic Japanese cuisine. It’s even known to have welcomed celebrities through its doors — the restaurant made head...
Although perhaps viewed as macabre by some, certain locals and visitors have a fondness for exploring London’s most iconic cemeteries. In Queen’s Park, the Old Paddington Cemetery is the perfect place to delve into the area’s history, which dates all the way back to 1855. There are two Gothic-style chapels, adding a striking background to your pict...
It wouldn’t be a Secret London neighbourhood guide if we just mentioned one pub, just in case you’re on the hunt for a well-earned pub crawl with your mates. That’s where The Salusbury comes in, the self-proclaimed OG when it comes to gastropubs in the area. It boasts an incredible selection of beers and ales on offer, and serves up some classic pu...
Along the same mews as Milk Beach you’ll findCarmel, a recently opened Eastern Mediterranean all-day restaurant with banquet style seating and an open kitchen for you to peer in as the chefs prepare your feast. There’s a feeling as if you’ve just entered the current buzzy hotspot in Sohowith bright and warm interiors, when instead you’ve avoided th...
Queen's Park Team Queen's Park Kingswood Avenue London NW6 6SG. 020 8969 5661 or 07786 588 861. If you're reporting an issue or incident in the Park, you can quickly let us know exactly where by using what3words. Just click the link, press the 'crosshair' icon to find your location, and give us the 3 word address when you call. Email us.
The pitch and putt mini golf course and the Victorian glass houses and tearoom.The park is well served by public transport . Services 4,4a, 5 and 6 all pass the Victoria rd gate. Well worth a visit, 2-3 hours being adequate. Read more.
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Queen's Park (Scottish Gaelic: Pàirc na Banrìghinn, Scots: Queen's Pairk) is a park situated on the south side of the city of Glasgow, Scotland, between Strathbungo, Shawlands, Battlefield, Mount Florida, and Crosshill The 60-hectare (148-acre) park lies about 2 + 1 ⁄ 2 miles (4 km) south of the city centre, [1] and gives its name to a nearby railway station and several other local ...
