London institution Notting Hill Carnival represents the perseverance, union and cultural diversity of the communities of London.
Notting Hill Carnival is back – but what do you need to know about getting there? Notting Hill Carnival kicks off on Saturday, August 24, with the vibrant London street party continuing through Monday, August 26. Attendees are set for a fun bank holiday weekend – as the annual celebration of Caribbean culture weaves its way through W10.
Expect smaller tube stations to be particularly rammed on August 25 and August 26 – so, if you can, do keep alternate routes in mind when travelling around. Expect the Tube to be busy, with various stations closing or shutting early during carnival days Transport for London advises: ‘For the easiest and least-crowded journey to Notting Hill Carnival, customers are advised to take London Underground or Elizabeth line services to Paddington station as the Carnival is only a 20-minute walk away.
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