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Kensington South

South Kensington is a beautiful area that combines the open-air feel of Hyde Park and the city in a unique blend that is popular among tourists. Nestled in between the Chelsea and Knightsbridge areas, South Kensington is full of personality and is sure to become a favorite once you experience the area for yourself. Read more: Kensington South

Mayfair

Mayfair was mostly developed during the 17th and 18th century, and is a very commercialized and fashionable area. Its prestige and reputation is even evident on the British version of Monopoly, being the most expensive piece of property that you can buy. In real life, it’s pretty much the same story. Read more: Mayfair

Notting Hill

The Notting Hill area of West London is a current and fashionable place that is dotted with beautiful Victorian townhouses and trees that are adorned with large, green trees. It was boosted into the international spotlight with the release of Julia Robert’s and Hugh Grant’s movie that was named after the area. Read more: Notting Hill

Marylebone

At the most northern point of central London you’ll find the area of Marylebone nestled into the city of Westminster. Right next to Regents Park, it’s dotted with architecture that varies from Georgian terraces homes to amazingly graceful and serene properties. Read more: Marylebone

London

London is a tourist magnet for people traveling both domestic and those who are from other parts of the world. The Summer Olympics in 1908 and 1948 were held in London and in 2012 the Summer Olympics will make its way back there again. There are tons of things to do and see when you visit London. Read more: London