London's most iconic movie locations - a cinematic roadmap

Discover the film-famous streets of London from behind the wheel of the Alfa Romeo Junior

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With four wheels, you can travel from the site of Bridget Jones' romantic reawakening to some of James Bond's most daring destinations, and even Tom Cruise and Jean Reno's Mission: Impossible safe house.

These scenes really come alive when you're in the driving seat, and the new Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida - a compact and sporty hybrid, perfect for urban exploration is ready to take you from opening credits to the final scene.

Here's your roadmap for a real journey through some of London's most iconic movie moments - grab your co-pilot and set off on an unforgettable big-screen adventure.

Go west

Start your day in west London with the famous blue door in Notting Hill, below, on Westbourne Park Road, where Hugh Grant was bombarded by paparazzi after being spotted with superstar actress Julia Roberts in the classic romcom named after the district.

Less scandalous is the antique shop featured in Paddington 2, which is broken into by Hugh Grant (he's becoming a regular around these parts). The store is actually Alice's antiques shop, and can be found on Portobello Road - right next to Michael Caine's flat from The Italian Job.