The view
A short walk up the grassy slope brings you to a summit that frames one of London's classic skyline panoramas, with a stone edge-marker quoting William Blake. Laid out below are St Paul's, the City clusters, the BT Tower, the London Eye and the Shard, all in a single protected sweep.
It's a favourite for sunrise, sunset and New Year crowds, and because the view is protected by law, the sightlines stay open year after year.
How to get there
Chalk Farm (Northern line) is about a five-minute walk; Camden Town and Swiss Cottage are also within walking distance. The hill sits just north of Regent's Park across Prince Albert Road.
Height of the viewpoint
A natural grassy summit standing almost 63 m above sea level, holding one of London's six legally protected viewpoints, with protected views toward St Paul's and the Palace of Westminster.
