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Hampstead, in north-west London, is more like a small country village than a metropolitan suburb. It has its own charm and atmosphere deriving from the narrow roads and lanes, delightful cottages, historic houses and a long tradition of art, music and literature.
The roll call of world-renowned residents is too long to list, but painter John Constable is buried in Hampstead, and poet John Keats' Grade I-listed house and garden is open to the public, as is psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud's family home, now a museum. Other notable buildings include Kenwood House, a stunning neo-classical mansion exhibiting a priceless collection of paintings, the 17th Century Fenton House with its orchard and kitchen garden, and 2 Willow Road, one of the country's finest examples of Modernist architecture. Hampstead Museum is contained in the Grade I-listed, 18th Century Burgh House at the centre of the village. Camden Arts Centre is also worth visiting. The 800-acre Hampstead Heath is hugely popular for its many sports and its varied landscape of meadows, woodland, heathland and ponds, three of which are famously available for male-only, female-only and mixed swimming. Needless to say, Hampstead is one of London's richest areas.
With its myriad restaurants, old pubs and cafes, Hampstead Village is one of the wealthiest sections of London. The area retains much of its original village character, and Hampstead High St alone houses no less than 18 grade II listed buildings. You will also find some interesting, non-mainstream shopping, several repertory theatres and one of the best arthouse cinemas in London.

Hampstead tube station is 10/12 mins walk away