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Settled very close to St Raphael’s Estate and Neasden, Brent Park NW10 is an area of north-west London in the London Borough of Brent. The area hosts IKEA store and Tesco superstore, as well as currently the largest Mandir Temple outside India- the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, or simply called the Neasden Temple. 

Inaugurated on August 20, 1995 by Pramukh Swami Maharaj, BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir London is a real masterpiece of Indian stonework and craftsmanship, full with its towering while smooth domes and complex marble pillars, all created on ancient Vedic principles of art and architecture. The temple is dedicated to Bhagwan Swaminarayan, whose fifth spiritual successor,  His Holiness Pramukh Swami Maharaj, is also the Mandir’s founder and the spiritual leader of BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha. 

Neasden Temple (BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir). Located at 105-119 Brentfield Roar NW10 it is the first traditional Hindu Mandir temple in Europe. It was completely built in 1995 and is currently the largest Mandir outside India. The construction of the temple took three years, 2,820 tonnes of Bulgarian limestone, 2,000 tonnes of Italian marble and 1,500 craftsmen. The result is a stunning building with marble pillars that stands out amidst other remarkable buildings of the Capital’s skyline. Inside the temple there are walls filled with motives of gods, lavish thrones, nicely carved pillars and other beautifully ornate details. The Neasden Temple is used a place for worship for those of the Hindu faith, and also includes the permanent exhibition “Understanding Hinduism”. The exhibition consists of over 3,000 square feet and features a series of paintings and craftwork. There is also a restaurant on the site of the temple where you can have some vegetarian curries, yoghurts, chutneys and other traditional Indian snacks. Neasden Temple is free to visit and also plays host to a number of activities and events such as Diwali celebrations, workshops, lectures, educational activities and sporting events.

Willesden New Cemetery. Situated in Franklyn Road NW10, the cemetery is owned and managed by the London Borough of Brent and includes the Willesden Civilian war memorial. The memorial is a tribute to local civilian people who died during the World War II. Although the cemetery’s name may suggest a considerably new development, the Willesden New Cemetery was actually laid back in 1891. 

The College of North West London, in Dudden Hill Lane in Willesden NW10, is also situated close to Brent Park. It is a large college of further and higher education with approximately 14,000 students studying on over 300 full-time and part-time classes. The College consists of three campuses located at Willesden, Kilburn and Wembley Park. The Willesden Centre features a new state-of-the-art Technology block and boasts a prestigious School of the Arts. HE courses at the College of North West London include NHDs, foundation degrees and post-graduate teacher training programmes.

Brent Museum, situated on High Road in Willesden Green Library Centre is a free public museum and the only artist-led gallery in Brent. Re-launched in December 2005 and exhibiting work by local, national and international artists, the gallery provides an outlet for creativity, artistic expression and exchange of artistic ideas.