Hello everyone! Welcome to this enjoyable tour of London, a memorable city that is a huge movie and television set. It will be an intense emotional journey through the streets of London that will transport us into some of the most famous films around the world. 
Without further delay, let’s get started!

Our first stop is at 142 Portobello Road, which is the most famous of all Notting Hill filming locations because it’s the bookstore where the protagonists first met. Although this is the most visited by tourists, on that same street we can also walk through the popular street market of Notting Hill that appears at the beginning of the film. 

Other eminent locations of “Notting Hill” are the Rosmead Gardens, where the protagonists went for a walk, or 280 Westbourne Park Road, where William Thacker’s house is situated. 

Let's continue with the route. With the film Love Actually, we can see the most tender side of the English capital. Our second stop is Oxford Street, one of the most identifiable places in the film. Here, at number 400, is the Selfridges department store, where Harry buys the necklace for his lover from Mr Bean. 

Apart from that, it is worth it to visit the Heathrow Airport, the place where the film begins and ends, or  number 27 St Luke's Mews (in Notting Hill), where Peter and Juliet live. This is where one of the film's best scenes takes place, when Mark declares his love to Juliet on cardboards.

Our next stop is King's Cross station, from where the Hogwarts Express departs. The famous station of the movies of the "Harry Potter" saga. It is a necessary stop in London if you are a fan of this movie. Here, you can take the famous photo crossing the wall. 

In addition, we will also visit the Leadenhall Market, where we can find the Diagon Alley, with the blue facade, very well known in the movie.

To conclude this route let’s see where the famous Bridget Jone’s house is located. Bridget Jones's house in the film is located in London, at number 8 Bedale Street, under two road and rail bridges, and the nearest tube stop is London Bridge.

On the ground floor of the building we can see and visit the famous pub "The Globe Tavern", named like that in honor of the famous theater (Globe Theatre) and which was originally about 300 meters from the pub.

Álvaro Ruiz