Lords Cricket Ground Lord's Cricket Ground has been home to cricket since 1814 and regularly hosts both test matches and one day international matches. Over one hundred Test matches have been played at Lord's, the first in 1884 when England defeated Australia by an innings and 5 runs. The ground is one of the planned venues for the 2012 Olympics. 300m (5 mins) from Grove End Road Little Venice Canals This area to the north of Paddington is a small leafy oasis with picturesque canals and river boats travelling to Camden Lock and back. It is a great spot for a walk along the towpath where you will find the Puppet Theatre barge, the Cascade Floating Art Gallery, the Waterside Cage and the Warwick Castle pub. 1100m (18 mins) from Grove End Road Primrose Hill Primrose Hill offers some of the most gorgeous views of Central London and is a popular spot for families and local residents to have picnics during the summer. It is located to the north side of Regent's Park. 1400m (23 mins) from Grove End Road Sherlock Holmes Museum Sherlock Holmes lived here at 221B Baker Street between 1881 - 1904 and the house is now protected by the Government. It is privately-run museum run by the Sherlock Holmes International Society. 1500m (25 mins) from Grove End Road David's Deli David's Deli is a real favourite with the locals in West Hampstead, as far as anyone can remember it has always been there, with a delicious range of Israeli cuisine a reputation for amazing breakfasts. 2000m (33 mins) from Grove End Road O2 centre The O2 Centre located on Finchley Road offers the convenience of everything under one roof - a wide range of restaurants, 8 screen cinema, flagship health club and a carefully chosen selection of retail outlets. 2000m (33 mins) from Grove End Road

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