“Hampstead” can refer to several places and cultural references:
Hampstead, London, England: A district in North West London, approximately 4 miles northwest of Charing Cross. Known for its intellectual, artistic, and literary associations, Hampstead boasts numerous listed buildings such as Burgh House, Kenwood House, and the Everyman cinema.
Hampstead Heath: A large, hilly parkland in North London, adjacent to the Hampstead district. Covering 790 acres, it’s celebrated for its natural beauty and historical significance.
Hampstead, Maryland, USA: A town in Carroll County, Maryland, with a historic Main Street characterized by colonial-era homes.
Hampstead, New Hampshire, USA: A town in Rockingham County, known for its picturesque Main Street lined with antique Colonial homes and proximity to natural lakes.
“Hampstead” (2017 film): A British comedy-drama directed by Joel Hopkins, starring Diane Keaton and Brendan Gleeson. The film is inspired by the true story of Harry Hallowes, who claimed ownership of a plot on Hampstead Heath.
“Hampstead” (song): A track by Ariana Grande, inspired by her time living in London while filming “Wicked.”