- Join for free
- Sign In
Britannia2 Says: This is a small park close to Baker Street that is a oasis in a very urban area. This was once a burial ground but only a small mausoleum remains.The statue of the Orderly boy by Donato Baraglia of Milan (1849-1930) was placed here in 1943. There are many species of trees...
Britannia2 Says: In 1835, Madame Tussauds’ exhibition established a permanent base in London as the Baker Street Bazaar - visitors paid ‘sixpence’ for the chance to meet the biggest names of the day. The attraction moved to its present site in Marylebone Road come 1884. Madame Tussuad's is...
Britannia2 Says: At 1 Dorset Square (on the corner of Melcombe Street) stands Alliance House. It is a language school today but in the years 1941 - 44 this is where brave Free French agents (and some British agents too) departed to occupied Europe to risk death or at best a concentration...
Natural Kitchen: Fresh food to eat in or go
Britannia2 Says: The shop has a wonderful shop section including a butchery department and the Food to Go counter offers a large selection of seasonal salads, quiches, soups, pies and sandwiches. These are complemented by made to order juices, smoothies, milkshakes, teas & coffees, all...
Galahad Says: This is one of the smallest mainline London termini. I think its a little gem. There are some things missing, such as there is no lost property office, but every thing is in a kind of small scale for London. All the trains from Marylebone are run by Chiltern Trains. I can...
Galahad Says: This is a bit of an oddity really. On the Marylebone Mainline Railway station is a small shop selling really good International Artisan cheese. They are open until 8pm The shop appears to specialise in French cheese. They make good rolls of apple and brie to take on the...
Plan a Saint Marylebone vacation with reviews, tips and photos posted by real travelers and Saint Marylebone locals
This is a bit of an oddity really. On the Marylebone Mainline Railway station is a small shop selling really good International Artisan cheese. They are open...
1 member lives in Saint Marylebone
Our members can help!
1
In general I think VT are wrong in calling this site Saint Marylebone. It is known by the much shorter name.
2
I wonder how many tourists in this part of London would know they are in St Marylebone - possibly Londons nicest name area? This large area is probably one of Londons most visited areas but few would...
Build your own Saint Marylebone page
