Primrose Hill rises just north of Regent’s Park, offering one of London’s most expansive views — the kind of skyline that could make even Arthur Dent pause and think that Earth is, perhaps, mostly harmless after all.
SEARCH 51.5390480, -0.1624569 Primrose Hill, Chalk Farm, London Borough of Camden, London, Greater London, England, NW8 7LS, United Kingdom
Douglas Adams lived not far from here and often walked in the surrounding area. The hill’s gentle slope and panoramic horizon have made it a beloved spot for reflection, conversation, and improbable thinking. Fans sometimes imagine it as a place where Adams might have looked out and thought about the smallness of the planet compared to the scope of the galaxy he’d later describe.
# See
- Primrose Hill on Wikipedia 
- royalparks.org.uk