[2025 London Attraction] Travel Guide for Keats House (Updated Jul)

#mydailycommute #london #walthamstow #hampsteadheath Imagine trading the bustling city for the tranquility of nature in just 35 minutes! For five years as a teacher, I enjoyed this hidden gem of a commute, skipping central London entirely and swapping one peaceful village (Walthamstow) for another (Hampstead), ending at the stunning Heath. START: WALTHAMSTOW VILLAGE • Begin near The Ancient House on Church Lane. • Grab a delightful coffee on Orford Road. • A quick 5-minute walk to Walthamstow Central (Victoria Line). THE COMMUTE (Approx 35 mins) 1. Victoria Line Southbound to Highbury & Islington (10 mins). 2. Cross to the Overground (Mildmay Line, Westbound) for Hampstead Heath Station (8 mins). 3. Arrive: The Heath is just a 2-minute walk away. FINISH: HAMPSTEAD HEATH • Step straight onto the Heath from the station. • Keats House: 5-minute walk. • Parliament Hill viewpoint: 10-minute walk. • The reward: Leaving one quiet village for another, with ancient woodland and skyline views replacing the Tube crush. Total time: ~35 mins (Walk to station: 5 + Tube: 10 mins + Change: 2 mins + Train: 8 mins + Walk to Hampstead Heath: 2 mins) Why I liked it: A direct commute between two unique London villages, bypassing the crowds. If you’re seeking a serene escape from the city, this route is a must-try!

#londontrips #hampstead #london #poetry #museums Keats House, located in green Hampstead, gives a touching look into the life of poet John Keats. Stroll through the bright rooms where he wrote famous poems like Ode to a Nightingale under a plum tree in the garden. You can see personal items like his engagement ring for Fanny Brawne and his death mask, or relax in the peaceful garden that inspired his work. 📍 Location: 10 Keats Grove, Hampstead, London (a short walk from Hampstead Heath Overground or Belsize Park Tube). 🕒 Open Year-Round: Visit any time; spring and summer are lovely with the old mulberry tree in the garden. 🎟️ Entry: £8.40 for adults; free access to the garden. Discounts for those under 18.

Visit the former residence of the poet Keats in Hampstead, where Keats met the love of life, Fanny Brawne, and wrote Ode to a Nightingale in the garden. Many viewers are wiping away his tears, people moving poem reading when held in the afternoon residence, quietly listening to the poetry of Keats in the afternoon on the window seat, reading aloud to To Fanny Brawne. After a walk to Hampstead Heath, I did not expect much from the place but is was a beautiful place!

[London's sonnet] Hampstead Heath Khmer House Hampstead Heath is definitely one of the best places to live in my mind Take a walk here to see a puppy overlooking London, open and comfortable He also visited his former residence in Hampstead in the poet Keats's Keats 221 where Keats married his life and loved Fanny Brawne, and wrote "Night" in the garden. Deprived of life, Keats thinks that the greatest happiness in life is to see flowers grow open now, in this quiet little garden, planting his favorite flowers, In this beautiful white building, preserves the stencil of fragile manuscripts and letters, seal the poems of time and love. Keats House regularly holds poem reading, quietly listening to Keats' poems in the afternoon window seat, After reading To Fanny Brawne, many viewers shed tears and make people move. Take the 24-way bus to and from home and school daily, Always curious about the terminal Hampstead Heath Later, I thought of going to Hampstead Heath for a walk, I didnt expect to leave the residence a few stops away. Such a natural and beautiful place #Poetic afternoon can always sweep the foggy days of the fog # Tips Traffic: Take the subway black line Northern Line to Hampstead station (Northernline at Camden station) For the feeder line, be sure to look at the direction of the terminal Edgware!) bus 24 can also go directly to ~ along the way: time is sufficient, you can get off at Belsize Park station, walk all the way Ok, there are cafes, restaurants, and antique shops along the way! If you want to take the opportunity to go to the supermarket to buy, Chalk Farm station will have a super large Morrisons supermarket, along the Camden Town is also listed on the list of famous punk and rock London must-go market! About the former residence of Keats: Opening hours: Summer Tuesday to Sunday 13