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Harrow on the Hill: top of the class

Located in north west London, Harrow on the Hill is perhaps most famous for being within the same district as Harrow School. There's been a settlement here since at least the 8th century, and it was once visited by King Charles I who, while fleeing Oxford before surrendering to the Scottish Army, stopped here to water his horses and catch his last glimpse of the capital. It's now a picturesque town with a variety of important historic buildings.

Going underground from Harrow on the Hill

It's possible to travel into central London from Harrow on the Hill via its own station, which offers services on the Metropolitan Line, or via the Piccadilly Line at Nearby South Harrow. The latter takes visitors directly to Leicester Square, the centre of the capital's theatre land, and also close to the National Gallery and National Portrait Gallery.

Check out the latest cultural trends at the Barbican and more

Taking the Metropolitan Line from Harrow on the Hill passes Wembley and Baker Street before reaching Barbican station, where culture vultures may want to alight to catch the latest performances at the centre's performance venue, an exhibition at its gallery or a film in its cinema. The Museum of London is also a short walk away.

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