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Discover local life, transport links, top attractions, and more in the Queen of the Suburbs.
Ealing, often called “The Queen of the Suburbs,” offers a perfect balance between urban living and green open spaces. With a charming, village-like atmosphere, it’s one of West London’s most desirable boroughs.
From spacious parks like Gunnersbury, Walpole and Brent Lodge to its peaceful, tree-lined streets, Ealing blends tranquillity with excellent transport links to central London and beyond.
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Transport & Connectivity
Tube: Ealing is served by multiple Zone 3 stations. Ealing Broadway (Central and District Lines), Ealing Common (District and Piccadilly), and both North and South Ealing (Piccadilly Line) provide excellent Tube access.
Rail: Great Western services from Ealing Broadway and West Ealing reach Paddington in just 10–15 minutes. The Heathrow Connect gets you to the airport in under 30 minutes.
Bus: Ealing has an extensive network. Routes like the 65 to Kingston, 83 to Golders Green, and 297 to Willesden are popular options. Several routes run 24-hour services.
Cycle: Future Cycle Superhighways from Tower Hill to Acton could further improve Ealing’s cycle access. A ride to Hammersmith takes only 40 minutes today.
Road: Ealing’s West London location offers easy access to major routes. The M25 is under 40 minutes away, and Heathrow Airport just 30 minutes by car.
Living in Ealing
Ealing’s green spaces are matched by its vibrant energy. From lively pubs hosting local bands to chic coffee shops and wine bars, there’s plenty to explore.
Foodies will love the independent restaurants offering everything from Iranian to Italian. Even beyond central Ealing, great dining options are easy to find.
Community & Local Life
Ealing thrives on a strong community spirit. Residents enjoy local exhibitions, theatre groups, and a summer festival. Long-standing family businesses sell fresh produce and flowers, alongside popular retailers at Ealing Broadway.
Who Lives Here?
Ealing has a diverse population. Families are drawn to the Victorian homes and top schools, while professionals appreciate the transport links and stylish modern flats.
Top 10 Things to Do in Ealing
- Visit Ealing Studios: The world’s oldest working film studio, home to classic British cinema and TV history.
- Explore Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery: A stunning Georgian villa turned art gallery with exhibitions year-round.
- Relax in Walpole Park: One of Ealing’s best green spaces, perfect for picnics and playground time.
- Shop & dine at Ealing Broadway: The central shopping area offers shops, cafes, a cinema, bowling and more.
- Sample local specialities: Enjoy fish and chips, a roast dinner, or a pint of local ale in one of Ealing’s classic pubs.
- Watch a film at the open-air cinema: Ealing Green hosts outdoor screenings during summer.
- Join an annual event: From the Beer Festival to the Summer Festival and Blues Festival, Ealing loves to celebrate.
- Visit St Mary’s Church: A beautiful 14th-century church and local landmark.
- Walk through Pitshanger Park: A peaceful park ideal for strolls, families and dog walkers.
- Explore the Grand Union Canal: A scenic route perfect for relaxing waterside walks.
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