Artesian Village Area Guide

Take a nostalgic journey through 200 years of consumer culture, social change and lifestyle at the Museum of Brands, located in the heart of Notting Hill. Established in 1984, the museum features over 12,000 original items and images from iconic brands, as well as housing over half a million items. The collection aims to concentrate on areas that have transformed daily life- from entertainment, to children's toys, to wartime ephemera, royal souvenirs and more! Reflecting a vast social history and the evolution of consumer lifestyle, this museum is a must for fans of history, British culture, design, and commercial art.

Just around the corner from the world-famous Portobello Road, this treasure trove of consumer culture showcases the evolution of household packaging, advertising and design from the Victorian era to present day, featuring over 12,000 items. Discover how food packaging, toys, magazines, technology, travel and fashion from some of the world's best loved brands have changed over the past 150 years.

What's the best way to explore the vibrant Notting Hill neighborhood? With local historian Ben and culture buff Claudia as your guides, of course! Get ready for a quirky, immersive experience as you walk along the streets and discover the fascinating cultural history, stories, and iconic faces that make this neighborhood so special. And don't worry about getting lost - the geo-localized map and on-screen content will keep you on the right path. Ready to explore Notting Hill in style? Get your tickets now!

Dive into famous film and feel like a star. Wander through Notting Hill's colourful Victorian terrace houses. Experience the vibrant Portobello Road Market, a haven for treasure seekers. Professional guide Portobello Road Travel Bookshop Notting Hill. Nearby public transportation options are easily accessible. Infants and small children are welcome to ride in a pram or stroller. A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended for travelers. Experience supplied by Best Tours London All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded, exchanged, or otherwise modified. Click here to check out the T&Cs.

Enjoy a two or three course lunch or indulge in the full three-course experience at Smith's Bar and Grill, featuring a variety of mouthwatering dishes to suit all tastes. Start with a comforting seasonal soup or creamy burrata, then savor mains like the succulent flat iron steak or tender baby chicken. With a welcoming atmosphere, impeccable service, and the finest ingredients, it's the perfect spot to elevate your lunch.

Join us for a bass heavy Easter Sunday party featuring our some our favourite selectors from across the spectrum of UK Bass Music. Kenny Ken Kenny Ken became one of the U.K.'s more recognized drum'n'bass DJs during the mid- to late '90s, owning and operating the Mix & Blen' label. He began DJing during the late-'80s acid house movement and rose to prominace with "Everyman" in 1994, his first big track. Jamie Rodigan Originally hailing from West London, Jamie Rodigan has grown up with music in his blood. Being the son of the legendary radio broadcaster Sir David Rodigan music has played a pivotal role throughout his life. His eclectic DJ sets today reflect these musical experiences growing up. Benton Benton is making a name for himself in the dubstep scene with his dark and brooding productions. He's released on labels like BoxClever and Biscuit Factory but he's most well known for his tracks on N-Type's Wheel & Deal imprint. Presented by Notting Hill Arts Club. This is an 18+ event