Activities in Chelsea/Kensington
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Butler's Wharf
A top shopping hang-out in the 60's comprised of newly gentrified warehouses and restaurants, is swinging once again. Go to the gallery to catch ... More -
Chelsea Physic Garden
Founded in 1673 by the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries of London, the Chelsea Physic Garden is the city’s oldest botanic garden and home to Brit... More -
Church Street Market
This bustling market in high-end St. Johns Wood is home to 220 trading pitches filled with a wide range of goods and products. Open every Monday th... More -
Gagosian Gallery
Francis Bacon, Damien Hirst, Richard Serra, Howard Hodgkin: while the gallery’s star-studded roster speaks for itself, there’s also plenty more to ... More -
Graham & Green, Chelsea
Hundreds of hanging lamps illuminate this bijou boutique, with cushions toppling from the corners and shelves towering with apparel, bags, and acce... More -
Montgomery Place
A throwback to Prohibition-era speakeasies, Montgomery Place has an unassuming façade that belies a sophisticated interior with dark leather seatin... More -
Sally Clarke's
Part of Clarke’s restaurant in the Kensington area, this shop sells a range of food products, as well as complete dishes like roasted-chicken pie a... More -
Thomas Goode
Since 1827, this Mayfair boutique has carried the ultimate in luxury houseware basics, from fine bone china to crystal stemware to sterling silverw... More -
Topshop, Chelsea
A leader in the UK's high-street fashion, Arcadia Group-owned Topshop on Kensington sells affordable clothes with a "brave and irreverent" style, w... More -
Victoria and Albert Museum
Within this labyrinthine collection of stately buildings covering 12 acres lie more than 27,000 pieces and 43,000 photographs: everything from Celt... More
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