About this Event
60-minute guided walk through the historic heart of Caribbean London
Experience the incredible true stories that created Europe's biggest street festival! This engaging walking tour hits the essential sites where Caribbean history was made in Notting Hill.
What you'll discover:
- 🏠 Historic settlement areas - Where Caribbean families first built their community
- ⚡ Sites of resistance - Locations of famous confrontations and civil rights victories
- 🎵 Cultural landmarks - Places where Caribbean creativity shaped British culture
- 🎭 Community institutions - Spaces that became the foundation of local Caribbean life
Perfect for:
- First-time visitors wanting the essential Caribbean Notting Hill story
- Anyone curious about the real history behind Carnival
- People who love dramatic true stories of community resistance and triumph
You'll learn about:
- The Windrush generation's arrival and early struggles
- How violent racism was met with community organizing
- The Mangrove Nine - Britain's landmark civil rights case
- How struggle became celebration through music and culture
Engaging storytelling covering the most important sites and stories. Walk at a comfortable pace through historic streets while hearing tales of courage, creativity and community that transformed a neighborhood.
Duration: 60 minutes
Meeting point: North Kensington Library, Ladbroke Grove Station
Ready to discover the untold stories behind the celebration?
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Meet outside North Kensington Library, Ladbroke Grove, London, United Kingdom
GBP 15.00
