Neighborhood

Marylebone’s Farmer’s market takes place every Sunday from 10am to 2pm. You’ll find products made or grown by British farmers, from cheese and artisan bread to fruits and vegetables. This is a market that tends to be visited by locals, so there’s a distinctly authentic feel to the place. On the southern border of Marylebone lies Oxford Street which is the busiest shopping street in Europe. You’ll find several major department stores including Selfridges and John Lewis. This is effectively London’s main shopping district, which includes Regents Street, Bond Street, Piccadilly Circus and Carnaby. To the North of Marylebone Regents Park This is one of the London’s Royal Parks, and it’s a beautiful place to walk around with a lake, rose garden, playground and woods. A perfect place to visit with kids, at the northern end of the park lies London Zoo, the worlds oldest scientific zoo.

Guest Access

Just moments from the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street, Marylebone Village is easily accessible by foot, taxi or public transport, with multiple London Underground and mainline stations only a short walk away. Underground Stations: Baker Street - Bakerloo, Jubilee, Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines Regent’s Park - Bakerloo line Great Portland Street - Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines Marble Arch - Central line Bond Street - Central, Jubilee and Elizabeth lines Oxford Circus - Bakerloo, Central and Victoria lines Mainline Stations: * Marylebone Railway Station - Underground lines: Bakerloo line * Euston Railway Station - Underground lines: Northern and Victoria lines * Paddington Railway Station - Underground lines: Hammersmith & City lines