Poster Notting Hill...Hugh Grant..Julia Roberts Classic Movie Various Sizes (A3 Size 29 x 42 cms)

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You can also get a direct bus from nearby Westfield shopping centre in Shepherd’s Bush or from Hyde Park. Pupils engage with the starter source, a contemporary photograph of the Notting Hill Carnival with prompt questions for discussion. Part 2: Source exploration You might recognise the rows of pastel houses from the movies, or perhaps the ‘ gram– they’re certainly a hit there. While you’re on a roll with all the shopping, why not browse some vinyl. If you went to Rough Trade you’d only be doing so in one of the world’s coolest music stores. Yes, people actually call it that and not for no reason.

Ask the class to create a mini-exhibition looking at the contribution made by migrants from the new Commonwealth countries to Britain (e.g. contributions to the NHS, British transport, art, music, politics.) This could include information about individuals such as Sam King and Mona Baptiste. If you do have to hang out in the middle of the road for that picture, be sure to watch out for bikes – they’re not known to stop for those enjoying a spot of Notting Hill sightseeing.Design a poster to promote the Notting Hill Carnival today. Include information about its beginnings and why its such an important event for people. An unusual stop during your Notting Hill visit is to the charming Electric Cinema. It’s one of the oldest – and dare we say the most charming – cinemas in the UK. A guaranteed original one sheet movie poster from 1999 for Roger Michell's romantic comedy "Notting Hill", written by the multi-talented Richard Curtis.

There is, of course, the Notting Hill Bookstore– the one that inspired the iconic film of the same name (did you think we were not going to mention it? Don’t worry – more coming up soon.)

Brilliant Things to do in Notting Hill

The blue plaque will be erected at a house in Vauxhall, south London, where she lived for four years. Cheesy or not, hunting out the filming locations from the 1999 film is undoubtedly one of the top things to do in Notting Hill.