Queen’s Park

Whether you’re a football fan or not, you’ll get a real kick out of Queen’s Park. A dynamic and eclectic community, it draws urban-dwellers and village-lovers alike, due to its mix of high street brands and restaurants, and local, independent shops.
A major draw to the area is the eponymous park itself, a beautiful green space with 30 acres of land. As well as a peaceful place to escape the buzz of city life, Queen’s Park also plays host to two much-loved annual events. Queen’s Park’s Day in September includes a funfair, local shops’ stalls, live music and awe-inspiring entertainment. Meanwhile, May’s Queen’s Park Book Festival welcomes national and international writers in a lively and dynamic celebration of culture.
Queen’s Park’s proximity to Central London makes it incredibly high-value. As well as offering tube services on the Bakerloo line, its station also serves the London Overground, while buses take you to surrounding areas including Swiss Cottage, Paddington and Kensington in no time at all.