Truly stunning location with some spectacular views at night time if you live in the area i defintly reccomend visiting the hill at least once in the summer.

Has anyone noticed how many recent British Films have a scene on Primrose Hill? I suppose its not surprising as this is a lovely area with really good views of London including London Zoo and the London Eye.

The surrounding shops are mostly cute but expensive little Bistros, coffee shops and boutiques, this is a very affluent area of London.

I once nearly met Robbie Williams on Primrose Hill! a journalist asked us if we had seen him, apparently he had just left before we got there. How’s that for an almost claim to fame!!

We celebrated our New Yers of 2008 here and had our Wedding picknic. This place has great views.

One of the best places in London for a picnic. Sunbathe, spot celebs, and enjoy the view, then pop down to Regents Park Rd for a meal. Fab day out!

This is my favorite park in London. The perfect place for a summer evening. You can sit at the top of the hill with a picnic and watch the sun go down, looking out over london. There are flat spaces at the bottom aswell if your looking for a place to play frisbee or football etc. This is what summer in London is all about.

I must say this is one of the little gem of London. Not so many tourists know about it, so it is serene, and has a lovely village atmosphere. I simply enjoy walking around or sit on a bench to read a book. Nearby restaurants, cafe and boutiques are nice too.

To me, this is one of the most special places in London and you’d be hard pushed to find somewhere better for views of the City. It is located close to Regent’s Park and next to an area that feels like a friendly, local community (a rarity in London these days). The park itself is a fair size surrounded by a road but it doesn’t feel noisy or polluted. The climb to the top of the hill isn’t too stenuous. It’s best to climb without peeking behind you as you’ll spoil the surprise. Once you reach the top, turn around and lap up the sights. There is a map at the top, pointing out the main buildings you can see, such as London Eye, St Pauls Cathedral and Docklands, it really is superb. Why not take a picnic and a botte of bubbly and watch the sunset.

Adjoining regents Park, this tract of open land is well maintained and is popular with residents who live around it. because it is on a hill, the views of London are spactacular and until last last, the annual Guy Fawke’s Bonfire and fireworks were a must. However, because of the politically correct brigade, al that has stopped The reason being ‘elf and safety laws meant that someone,somewhere in the crowd COULD be hit by a firework. Pathethic how we are governed by this Nanny state.