Highgate Cemetery is burial ground of several noteworthy writers, poets, painters and princes, including Douglas Adams, George Eliot and Henry Moore

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Highgate Cemetery, London

Highgate Cemetery is burial ground of several noteworthy writers, poets, painters and princes, including Douglas Adams, George Eliot and Henry Moore.

Highgate Cemetery is burial ground of several noteworthy writers, poets, painters and princes, including Douglas Adams, George Eliot and Henry Moore. There are more than 850 notable people buried at Highgate, so everywhere you turn will take you to a different part of history. Take a guided tour of the older Western Cemetery, or find your way around the East Cemetery across Swain


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About Highgate Cemetery

 Swain's Ln, N6 6JP

 +44 20 8340 18

 [email protected]

 highgate-cemetery.org

Highgate Cemetery and Nearby Sights on Map

Waterlow Park

Waterlow Park has beautiful landscaped grounds, hills, mature trees, lakes, a walled garden, tennis courts, and children's playgrounds

Parliament Hill (London)

This is a high part of the Heath with clear open vistas, and the views looking south over the city are quite wonderful

Highgate Wood

Highgate Wood is a 28 hectare remnant of the ancient forest of Middlesex which once spread across north London

Kenwood House

Kenwood House is a stately Georgian villa with art by masters such as Rembrandt, Turner, Reynolds and Vermeer

The Bathing Ponds

Hampstead Heath has three notable outdoor bathing ponds

Camden Market

The Jewish Museum (London)

Recently renovated and with modern extension

Keats House

Keats House was home to John Keats from 1818 to 1820 until he travelled to Rome where he died at the age of 25

Regent's Canal

Regents Canal is a calm, peaceful waterway which was once a bustling lifeline used for ferrying goods to and from North London after its completion in 1820

Burgh House and Hampstead Museum

Burgh House is a beautiful grade I listed 17th century Georgian building that today houses the Hampstead Museum