Travel Bookshop London

... English "pies" (steak and ale pie) and pints of bitter. When we were finished, and completely full, we popped into the Travel Bookshop (where Hugh Grant works in the movie Notting Hill) and I ordered a copy of the Costa Rica Lonely Planet that I will ...

... Portabello Rd but the market is only there on weekends so it was not as good as it could have been. We couldn't find the travel bookshop from the movie (apparently it does exist). We liked just looking at the houses, they are all very English! You can ...

... as are all the drunks and rubbish.   The onto Long Acre and into Covent Garden, where forgotten treasures like my favourite travel bookshop and Muji lie.  Got my lunch from M&S, who have changed all the pakaging on the food, confusing ...

... on the weekend which was PACKED!! I have to say slightly overrated, with not too much to see. We did go to The Travel Bookshop and got the obligatory Notting Hill photo, went to Hummingbird bakery and had a cupcake (good suggestion Fabs) but the winner ...

... pub, that was manned by an aussie. After that we made sure to get a photo by a blue door and then all of a sudden Shell saw "the Travel Bookshop". We went inside and it was exactly like the one in the movie. So of course I had to buy a book, I so wish ...

... food from the books and serve it for lunch.  After making a couple purchases, I made my way across the street to The Travel Bookshop. This was the actual shop they used in filming the Notting Hill movie, so I thought it would be fun to check it out ...

... people joined us.  It all added to the atmosphere - heaps of cute shops and intriguing stalls and of course, the Travel Bookshop that featured in one of my favourite movies 'Notting Hill' (No Hugh Grant sadly).   I was particularly enchanted ...