High Barnet and Chipping Barnet are two combined suburbs in the London Borough of Barnet, in North London. The two are generally known simply as Barnet. Chipping Barnet refers to the medieval market town that was chartered in the 13th century, while Chipping Barnet was formerly a village and a civil parish of the same name, belonging to Hertfordshire. In 1965 it was transferred to Greater London. The area was the woodland of Southaw in the Saxon period, and belonged to the Abbey of St Albans. The Chipping Barnet horse fair, the Barnet Fair is the origin of the cockney rhyming slang term for hair, which is now more commonly abbreviated to just barnet.
Barnet Hill is believed to be the hill of the nursery rhyme "The Grand Old Duke of York", as it was the site of the Battle of Barnet in 1471, in which King Edward IV led Yorkist troops against a rival.
The town now offers a well-stocked high street, ample entertainment venues and a choice of quality holiday accommodation by which the visitor can take advantage of this convenient location with close proximity to a number of attractions along with all the sites and activity of the English Capital. Attractions in the local area include Alexandra Palace Ice Rink, Forty Hall & Estate, the Royal Air Force Museum London, Keats House, and Hatfield House.
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177 High Street
Barnet, EN5 5SU
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Plantagenet Rd
Barnet, EN5 5JG
27 Heddon Court Parade
Cockfosters Rd
Barnet, EN4 0DB
102 high street
Barnet, EN5 5XQ
34 High St
Barnet, EN5 5RU
The Thrift
Mays Lane
Barnet, EN5 2AG
53 Mansfield Avenue
Barnet, EN4 8QE
53 High St
Barnet, EN5 5UW
Bedford Avenue
Barnet, EN5 2EP
7 East Barnet Rd
Barnet, EN4 8RR
27 Heddon Court Parade
Cockfosters Rd
Barnet, EN4 0DB
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