In the eighteenth century Hampstead village developed into a fashionable spa. Until today the area is a trendy place that has retained its reputation as a domicile of the intelligentsia and quite a lot of stars.
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My mistake was to walk all the way to Hampstead yesterday so I was tired by the time I arrived. I had a picnic in Hampstead Heath, an amasing park or I should rather say landscape as it's huge and doesn't look like a looked-after park.
From Parliament Hill, a famous weekend spot for kite flying, you can enjoy a phantastic view onto London, mainly onto the City's and Docklands' skyscrapers.
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Sigmund Freund is just one out of many former famous inhabitants of Hampstead. He lived in this beautiful house during the last year of his life.
I have to come back when the museum is open as all his belongings, including the psychiatrist's couch, have been brought here from Vienna in 1938.
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