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You wouldn’t necessarily know it, but when you arrive here, you’re actually in a very central part of the city. As you step out from the Tube (the station here is served by the Hammersmith & City/Circle lines), it seems unremarkable and a bit blank. To your right, there’s a flyover and dual carriageway almost obscuring the entrance to the rather rough and ready Harrow Road. But to your left, follow the gentle downward slope of the street and you’ll reach Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill, Bayswater and eventually Hyde Park. You’re also hardly any distance from Paddington, Marble Arch and Oxford Street. Not bad for an area that so often gets overlooked. Perhaps it’s because, apart from the odd cafe here and there, it doesn’t have a notable scene of its own, at least to the naked eye. However, if you take the time to peer beneath the surface, you’ll discover that it’s great for gay massages Royal Oak. Royal Oak is home to men from all over the globe who love it for its residential, anonymous charm and its proximity to the action at Tantric Soul.

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If you’re spending time here, you could drop in at the West London Buddhist Centre, particularly if you’ve been developing an interest in mindfulness, meditation, awareness and spirituality. You’ll find a programme of events here that can help you develop a relationship with your inner self and a better one with the world at large. Most likely, though, is that you’ll want to head to Westbourne Grove where wonderful boutiques compete with cheap and cheerful cafes and more expensive, luxurious restaurants. You’ll find upmarket furniture, gardening materials, kitchenware and beauty products, the latter at a gorgeous branch of Space NK. If you need a postcard or some tourist merchandise, then make tracks for Queensway where you’ll find all of that and more. And don’t forget that in all matters concerning gay male massage in Royal Oak, as it is the place to be.