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Join me on my most ambitious project to date as I work towards creating the definitive list: London's 100 Most Beautiful Streets!

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The genesis for the project came after a disappointing Google search for the 10 most beautiful streets in London. What did I find? Over a dozen blogs listing a bunch of unconvincing and mostly unimpressive "Instagrammable" streets from various tourists who simply don't know the city like a local does. Having lived and breathed London for 10 years across multiple bases (flats, jobs and... well, ex-girlfriends' flats) I feel a responsibility to show the world where the beauty really lies in the UK's capital.

The plan is as follows: upload 100 or more walks of streets which I feel belong on the list in no particular order. After this comes the challenge where I assemble them in order and present the list to the world.

Having sunk some serious hours in already, I have a shortlist of just over 100 streets for consideration. I must stress, if you have suggestions for streets you'd like to see then please discuss in the comments below. I respond to almost all comments! I will take likes/dislikes as a form of feedback as well, of course. Plus if you have friends and family who love London, by all means share the videos! I could use all the feedback I can get. :)

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The street known as Kensington Park Gardens is perhaps not the first that comes to mind when you think of Notting Hill. And yet it is arguably the poshest street in the whole of W11. This is something that is not widely known since the more famous Portobello Road nearby serves as the perfect decoy for the super rich who value discretion.

The buildings are Victorian white stucco fronted grade II listed buildings. The street is one of a small handful that allows residents exclusive access to almost 7 acres of green space courtesy of Ladbroke Square Garden, located just behind the houses on the south end of the street.

The church at the end is St John's Notting Hill, built in 1845.

Filmed: June 2020

Link to the walk on Google Maps: [ Ссылка ]

Filmed on a Sony FDR-AX700 with a Zhiyun Crane 2 and a Rode Videomicro.

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