Notting Hill Walking Tour London | StoryStride: Walking Tours

This shopfront played William's struggling travel bookshop, where Anna Scott first walks in and says she'll "just... look around."

Richard Curtis sat taking notes in this real bookshop before writing William's, and fans still queue to get inside.

This was Richard Curtis's own front door when he wrote the film, and it was later auctioned for charity before being painted blue again.

After Anna leaves, William walks the length of this market as a whole year of seasons changes around him.

After a birthday dinner, William and Anna climb the railings into this private garden, with a "Whoopsidaisies" Anna will not let him forget.

William goes to see Anna's sci-fi film Helix at the old Coronet, which started life in 1898 as a theatre that Edward VII often visited.

The Horse & Hound press junket was filmed here overnight, and the real Head Hall Porter appears behind the concierge desk.

On a period-film set here, William overhears Anna call him "just some guy from the past," in a house a Guinness left to the nation.

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