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Paddington's biggest draw for visitors to the capital is its convenient location in Central London, close to a range of fantastic attractions. With Paddington surrounded by the likes of Hyde Park, Kensington, Bayswater, Maida Vale and Marylebone, there is plenty to do. Around Paddington Train Station the area can feel a little hectic, but dig a little deeper and you will find plenty of local gems, such as Paddington Waterside, Paddington Green and St Mary's Church, which are all worth a visit. You can be sure that our elite Paddington escorts will be main draw to this area. Great restaurants? Not too many. Plenty of bar food, cafes and family owned busninesses (most of which are great), but if you are looking for high end food you might be better off checking out Mayfair and Knightsbridge.

Paddington station is the iconic landmark associated with the area. In the station are statues of its designer, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, and the children's fiction character Paddington Bear.

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Paddington is a small section of London just north of Hyde Park, nestled between Bayswater and Marylebone. It has amazing attractions as a railway museum, the Alexander Fleming Museum (the kids love that one) and, wait for it...St Mary's Hospital. There are a few smaller hotels in the area, mostly geared towards quick overnights for train travellers passing through London and as far as restaurants go - not much either. Really - the only thing it's got going for it is the Blue Velvet Girls Paddington escorts scene and a train station, and Londoners very much see this area as just a transport hub.

Things to do in Paddington

Enjoy a stroll around Little Venice
Sauntering around the tranquil oasis with your Blue Velvet Elite London escort by the side of Regent’s Canal, you will feel miles away from the regular hustle and bustle of central London. The quirky and peaceful area of Little Venice is home to a beautiful collection of pretty streets and quaint waterside cafes. What’s more, it’s only a reasonable 10-minute walk away from Paddington Station. Take a relaxed afternoon walk with one of our Paddington escortsalong the Canal or travel through the beautiful area by water on the London Waterbus. You can even visit a variety of floating shops and attractions, including an art gallery and a hotel boat! Little Venice will be a welcome retreat from the wonderful but tiring pace of Central London life.

Say hello to the Paddington Bear statue
Having featured in more than 20 famous children’s books by author Michael Bond since 1958, marmalade loving Paddington Bear is without a doubt one of the most well-known and loved fictional characters to come out of London. And of course, London Paddington is the place to visit for all of his loyal fans (old and young!) This loveable bear from Peru was catapulted to worldwide fame in 2014, with the release of his namesake movie “Paddington”. Explore the train Station with your Paddington escort to find his cute life-sized bronze statue and go souvenir hunting with your elite London escorts at the Paddington Bear shop, also located within the station.

Visit the Alexander Fleming Laboratory Museum
Discover the actual laboratory where Penicillin was discovered in this often-overlooked little museum in the centre of London Paddington escort girls. On your visit, you can experience Nobel Prize winner Fleming’s laboratory exactly as it was way back in 1928. Learn more about the strange and fascinating history of the world’s first effective and accidentally discovered antibiotic that went on to change the medical world forever, and that almost 100 years later is still well-used. This little-known London museum is a great hidden gem for all the science and medical history lovers amongst us, offering a detailed insight into one of London’s greatest scientific discoveries