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Hampstead is not just an old English town with well-preserved architecture. It is a town that fought stubbornly against the opening of restaurant and retail chains in its local village. It has a hilltop hideaway, called Hampstead Heath, which is a popular urban jungle for those who want some peace and quiet. It is also former home or the final resting place of many great historical figures.

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  • 1. Make your London Tour Un-forgettable 24 Hours in Hampstead, London ThinkHotels.com

2. Hampstead: Hampstead is not just an old English town with well-preserved architecture. It is a town that fought stubbornly against the opening of restaurant and retail chains in its local village. It has a hilltop hideaway, called Hampstead Heath, which is a popular urban jungle for those who want some peace and quiet. It is also former home or the final resting place of many great historical figures. ThinkHotels.com 3. With a bit of planning, visitors can soak up the best of what Hampstead has to offer in 24 hours. Here is a suggested itinerary for a weekend trip: ThinkHotels.com 4. Saturday: 12pm Arrival and Lunch at the Horseshoe. The Horseshoe is a firm favourite with locals. It offers a gastro pub menu as well as a full range of Camden keg beers alongside cask ales, bottled beers and a full wine list. Busy on the weekends, it is a place to come to for delicious pub grub whilst observing local life. ThinkHotels.com 5. The Horseshoe : ThinkHotels.com 6. 2pm Walk in the local village A walk along the village high street after lunch will not only aid your digestion, but also give you a sense of what Hampstead is about. The atmosphere around town is relaxing, the village is charming and quaint, and there are many independent stores that sell unique products. You will even come across art galleries where you can appreciate various styles of artwork. ThinkHotels.com 7. 3:30pm Hampstead Heath A visit to the Heath is more than just going to a local park. Possibly one of the best city parks in Europe, Hampstead Heath consists of a wide grassy public area of woodlands and meadows. It boasts some of the best views of London from its hilly vantage point, and is also an important refuge for wildlife, including squirrels, frogs and rabbits. ThinkHotels.com 8. Hampstead Heath: ThinkHotels.com 9. 7pm Dinner at Jin Kichi Another favourite with locals, Jin Kichi is a small venue that offers delicious Japanese cuisine in a quiet and elegant setting. Less common cuts such as chicken gizzards and beef tongue are on the menu alongside the usual meat and vegetables skewers. ThinkHotels.com 10. Jin Kichi: ThinkHotels.com 11. 9pm Few drinks at the pub A drink at the local pub is a quintessential English experience, so head to Holly Bush, Wells and Garden Gate for a drink or two. ThinkHotels.com 12. Bar at Garden Gate: ThinkHotels.com 13. Sunday 8am Breakfast at Quality Hotel Hampstead If you are nursing a little headache from the previous nights activities, then you probably want to stay in the hotel for breakfast. Quality Hotel Hampstead is a fantastic choice for accommodation as it is conveniently located and offers comfortable rooms with modern amenities. Whats more, Quality Hotel Hampstead offers a traditional cooked English breakfast every morning. ThinkHotels.com 14. Quality Hotel Hampstead: ThinkHotels.com 15. 10am Church Row and the Parish Church A final walk along Church Row will take you to the former residence of H.G. Wells, Oscar Wildes lover and cartoonist George du Maurier. The Parish Church is the final resting place for painter John Constable. ThinkHotels.com 16. Parish Church: ThinkHotels.com