Hampstead Heath
6 expert reviews
“A unique expanse of rus-in-urbe, its 791 acres encompass a variety of wildlife as well as habitats ranging from grassy meadows to woodland, scrub, wetlands.”
– Fodor's
Let's Go
"These 1000 acres of unmanicured forest, fresh ponds, dusky grass, and silent dells are the most underrated attraction in London."
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Afar Magazine
"Hampstead Heath is a legend: 800 acres of wide-open space dotted with ponds, woods, walking tracks, and the odd stately home."
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Travel + Leisure
"Traveling on the Northern line to Hampstead is a must-do for first-time visitors to London."
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Michelin Guide
2 Stars
"It has become a popular place for entertainment, especially during its large fairs, and its ponds and public parks attract swimmers and walkers...a few cottages, Victorian houses and mythical pubs."
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Frommer's
"Some 7 million visitors a year come to the 320-hectare (791-acre) Heath, in northwest London."
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