Golders Green has been around since the 13th Century and once belonged to the Knights of St John (c1240). By the end of the 19th Century there were only around 300 people living there and the principal industry was brick making. Famous people who attended the Aida Foster School of Drama include Barbara Windsor, Elizabeth Taylor and Jean Simmons.
Dating from 1905, this intriguing structure was once responsible for all the water pre-pumped from the Thames to areas as far as Hampstead and Hendon. In days gone by it...
The concept of Dar al-Islam connotes a country or place where Muslims can practice their faith freely and safely. With this in mind, this centre was opened in 1993 to...
Sir Owen Williams was probably a bit miffed when the congregation of Dollis Hill Synagogue lambasted his design on the building’s unveiling in 1938. The architect, who had a hand...
This gallery is quite unusual in that it exclusively shows the works of children artists. It is completely dedicated to promoting art to young people and encouraging them to...
This lovely neighbourhood park has something for everyone. For sporty types, there are trails for jogging as well as tennis courts and lots of open spaces for playing games. For...
This is truly one of London’s best-kept secrets (so don’t tell anyone!). The Pergola is a beautifully designed raised walkway, overgrown with flowers and vines and set amidst lush gardens....
This museum is run by the Association of Jewish Ex-Servicemen and Women and was established to commemorate the brave contribution that British Jews have made to the Armed Forces over...
This Jewish cultural centre is a fine place to visit if you are Jewish or want to learn more about the culture of the Jewish people. The centre offers...
This Mosque of Brent is a large Islamic centre and place of worship on the edge of Cricklewood and Willesden in north west London. The beautiful building has some...
The origins of the Trust go back thirty-plus years, though it wasn’t until 2005 that they moved to this site on Walm Lane. The stated purpose of this charitable organisation...
Any building that’s been around for over 400 years is bound to have a rich history, and this pub is no exception. Legend has it that the villainous highwayman Dick...
St. Gabriel's Church is a fine structure situated on the Cricklewood side of Willesden, not far from Willesden Green Underground Station. The church is built of grey stone and...
Whitestone Pond is a large pond on the border between Hampstead Village and Hampstead Heath, effectively the pond is the marker that determines the difference. The pond is...
No matter what form of the arts that you are into, there is always something to entertain you at this excellent arts centre in this area of North London....