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Where to stay in Camden: hotels by neighbourhood
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Where to stay in Camden: hotels by neighbourhood

A compact hotel room on the high street for gig nights, a restored townhouse studio in Primrose Hill, a red brick mansion in Belsize Park from £140 a night and a Victorian landmark at the King’s Cross end of the canal. Where to sleep in Camden, by what you came for.

Things to do in Camden: the first-visit essentials
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Things to do in Camden: the first-visit essentials

The market opens at 10:00, the towpath is free, Primrose Hill is 63 metres of protected view and the Jazz Cafe is on Parkway. The Camden essentials for a first visit, in the order we would do them.

The best Sunday roasts in Camden
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The best Sunday roasts in Camden

A roast the papers rated best in London in 2014, cooked again by the same chef; a Primrose Hill pub that has done Sundays since 1992; a Kentish Town dining room that cooks over fire. Where to book on a Sunday in NW1 and NW5.

Primrose Hill: the view, the hill and Regent’s Park Road
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Primrose Hill: the view, the hill and Regent’s Park Road

Free, open round the clock on weekdays and one of six protected views in London. When to go up Primrose Hill, when it gets locked, and dinner on Regent’s Park Road afterwards at Lemonia or Greenberry.

Moving to Camden: the neighbourhoods compared
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Moving to Camden: the neighbourhoods compared

Two Northern line branches, one Thameslink station, a hill with a protected view and five very different high streets. Camden Town, Kentish Town, Chalk Farm, Primrose Hill and Belsize Park compared for anyone thinking of moving to NW1, NW3 or NW5.

The best restaurants in Camden
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The best restaurants in Camden

A Greek taverna open since 1967, a Primrose Hill institution since 1979, roast duck over the canal for £15.50 and a Kentish Town pub cooking over fire. Where we would book in NW1, NW3 and NW5.