The Kensington Collection a Local Guide

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01 THE KENSINGTON COLLECTION A LOCAL GUIDE

St Edward's Kensington Collection will offer a magnificent collection of apartments designed for the luxury London lifestyle.

Located in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, one of London’s most prestigious neighbourhoods and the perfect address for enjoying London life to the upmost.

Some of the Capital’s most famous cultural attractions, restaurants and bars are close at hand, as well as an array of luxury shops, parks and concert halls. With many options a short stroll away, Kensington is a truly desirable address from which to discover the very best of what London has to offer.

This local guide is merely an introduction to the prestigious Kensington area, where there is always something new and interesting waiting to be revealed amongst the historical greats and local institutions.

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INDULGE AT YOUR SERVICE

Residents will have the immeasurable benefit of a 24 hour concierge, providing a level of front desk service one would expect at a five-star hotel, and combining the efficiency, integrity and discretion needed to meet the demands of your lifestyle.

Making the most of life in London can depend on effective time management and the concierge can offer invaluable help in such matters as purchasing tickets, making reservations and travel arrangements, booking taxis, taking in deliveries of goods and services, or sourcing professionals such as interior designers, personal trainers or caterers.

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THE MOST PRIVATE OF PRIVATE HEALTH CLUBS

Residents have an unrivalled selection of facilities in the private leisure suite. For maintaining personal fitness there is a gym, lap pool, vitality pool, male and female changing facilities, treatment room and breakout space: the most private of private health clubs.

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EXCLUSIVELY FOR RESIDENTS

At the private cinema, residents can watch their chosen movies or other video entertainment in comfort. The facility has luxurious seating and state of the art audio-visual technology for maximum enjoyment.

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15 DRINKDRINK DRINKDRINK DDRINKRINK KENSINGTON IN A GLASS

The pubs and bars around Kensington represent every possible way to enjoy a sociable drink. There are bars for fine wine aficionados, for lovers of jazz and piano music, for romance, fun or conversation, and bars simply for a relaxing drink with friends. More conventionally, Kensington has numerous welcoming traditional pubs, many of which also serve highly praised gastro-pub food.

The Kensington Roof Gardens offer the rare opportunity to see live flamingos while you sip your glass of wine 100 feet above Kensington High Street.

“Kensington’s roof gardens are among London’s most glorious follies, complete with four flamingos and an air fleet of resident ducks.”

Time Out, London Bars and Restaurants guide

Kensington Roof Gardens

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01 04 07 Aubrey Bar Bodo’s Schloss Kensington Wine Rooms The Kensington Hotel 2a Kensington High Street 127—129 109—113 Queens Gate W8 4PT Kensington Church Street SW7 5LR T 020 7937 5506 W8 7LP T 020 7589 6300 www.bodosschloss.com T 020 7727 8142 http://www.doylecollection. www.greatwinesbytheglass.com com/hotels/the-kensington A fun bar/club/restaurant that hotel/dining is reminiscent of an Austrian ski A wine bar for connoisseurs, with over lodge. The drinks list includes some 40 by the glass and 100 by the bottle. Inventive and classic cocktails innovative Alpine themed cocktails. in a smart upmarket bar. 08 05 Live Lounge 02 Galante 183 Kensington High Street Bar 6 87 Sloane Avenue W8 6SH 6 Holland Street SW3 3DX T 020 7937 2458 W8 4LT T 020 7589 4256 www.liveloungekensington.co.uk T 020 7937 3367 www.bargalante.com Live music, champagne, cocktails, Hideaway local wine bar offering Inspired by Santiago ’Pichín’ plus Italian food in The Sopranos wine, beer, spirits and cocktails. Policastro, the most distinguished restaurant upstairs. bartender in Argentine history.

03 09 Barts 06 No. 3 Cromwell Road Sloane Avenue Kensington Roof Gardens 3 Cromwell Road SW3 3DW 99 Kensington High Street SW7 2HR T 020 7581 3355 W8 5SA T 020 3397 7838 www.barts-london.com T 020 7368 3993 www.3cromwell.com www.roofgardensvirgin.com Barts is a quirky ’speakeasy’ style Overlooking South Kensington’s bar on prestigious Sloane Avenue Spectacular scenery, gorgeous Natural History Museum, a new Bar in the heart of Chelsea. cuisine and stylish interiors. and Bistro that is Great Gatsby and pop art-themed.

Kensington Wine Rooms

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10 13 16 Piãno Kensington The Britannia The Mitre 106 Kensington High Street 1 Allen Street 40 Holland Park Avenue W8 4SG W8 6UX W11 3QY T 020 7938 4664 T 020 7937 6905 T 020 7727 6332 www.pianokensington.com www.britanniakensington.co.uk www.themitrew11.co.uk

An elegant bar with live music Traditional pub with log fires Top quality gastropub menu, cask and excellent food and wine. and seasonal food in the cosy ales and mainly French wines. dining room.

11 17 Princess Victoria 14 The Tiger Bar 25 Earl’s Court Road The Churchill Arms Kensington House Hotel W8 6EB 119 Kensington Church Street 15—16 Prince of Wales Terrace T 020 7937 4534 W8 7LN W8 5PQ www.princessvictoria T 020 7727 4242 T 020 7937 2345 kensington.com www.churchillarms www.kenhouse.com kensington.co.uk A popular neighbourhood bar and Located within the Kensington restaurant with superb cocktails, A popular pub with a stunning House Hotel, a place to relax excellent wine and premium beers. floral exterior. and chat over coffee or wine.

12 15 18 The Abingdon The Enterprise The Windsor Castle 54 Abingdon Road 35 Walton Street 114 Campden Hill Road W8 6AP SW3 2HU W8 7AR T 020 7937 3339 T 020 7584 3148 T 020 7243 8797 www.theabingdon.co.uk www.theenterprise.co.uk www.thewindsorcastle kensington.co.uk A warm and welcoming gastropub The fresh and imaginative menu with enchanting interior and options provide a mix of both new Relaxed pub serving a wide range excellent food. and traditional in this chic wine bar. of real ales, world beers and wines.

The Churchill Arms, Kensington Church Street

22 DINE DINE A WORLD OF DINING

Some of London’s finest restaurants are located just a short distance from The Kensington Collection, including three with Michelin Star ratings; Kitchen W8 and Launceston Place with one star and the Ledbury with two.

Many other venues on the Kensington dining scene have been established for decades and have a loyal local clientele. Clarke’s, Kensington Place and Maggie Jones’s are all well respected Kensington institutions with a long history.

In recent years a more contemporary group have emerged with diverse menus. Richard Branson’s Babylon at the Roof Gardens, Mazi, Whit’s and Zaika are making names for themselves, reflecting the multi-national and sophisticated population in Kensington.

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19 22 25 Apero Clarke’s Kensington Place 2 Harrington Road 124 Kensington Church Street 201 Kensington Church Street SW7 3ER W8 4BH W8 7LX T 020 7591 4410 T 020 7221 9225 T 020 7727 3184 www.aperorestaurantandbar.com www.sallyclarke.com www.kensingtonplace restaurant.co.uk Sample flavours of the Mediterranean An elegant, intimate venue serving at Apero, the all day neighbourhood Californian-inspired food. Fish is the speciality at this buzzing, brasserie nestled in the vaulted cellars long established venue. of The Ampersand Hotel. 23 Ffiona’s 26 20 51 Kensington Church Street Kitchen W8 Babylon W8 4BA 11—13 Abingdon Road The Roof Gardens T 020 7937 4152 W8 6AH 99 Kensington High Street www.ffionas.com T 020 7937 0120 W8 5SA www.kitchenW8.com T 020 7368 3993 Intimate and friendly British www.roofgardens.virgin.com bistro with an enthusiastic An upmarket neighbourhood restaurant local following. serving Michelin starred cooking. Fine dining in romantic roof garden surroundings. 24 27 Greek Affair Launceston Place 21 1 Hillgate Street 1a Launceston Place Côte Brasserie W8 7SP W8 5RL 47 Kensington Court T 020 7792 5226 T 020 7937 6912 W8 5DA www.greekaffair.co.uk www.launcestonplace T 020 7938 4147 restaurant.co.uk www.cote-restaurants.co.uk A family run relaxed and informal Greek Cypriot restaurant with an Michelin-starred classic British cuisine With robust French flavours, Côte authentic taste of the Mediterranean. created by head chef Tim Allen. is what eating out should be about.

“ There is no sincerer love than the love of food.”

George Bernard Shaw

Apero Restaurant & Bar

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28 31 34 Maggie Jones’s Ottolenghi Whits 6 Old Court Place 63 Ledbury Road 21 Abingdon Road W8 4PL W11 2AD W8 6AH T 020 7937 6462 T 020 7727 1121 T 020 7938 1122 www.maggie-jones.co.uk www.ottolenghi.co.uk www.whits.co.uk

A cosy, informal, romantic haunt. Food and pastries to take away, Sophisticated modern cooking from A favourite amongst Kensington the legendary flourless chocolate the chef-patron Steve Whitney and locals for over 40 years. tea-cakes are a local favourite. his partner Eva.

29 32 35 Mazi Randa Yashin 12—14 Hillgate Street 23 Kensington Church Street 1a Argyll Road W8 7SR W8 4LF W8 7DB T 020 7229 3794 T 020 7937 5363 T 020 7938 1536 www.mazi.co.uk www.randa-restaurant.com www.yashinsushi.com

A highly praised venue, serving Fine Lebanese food in a charming Brilliantly inventive sushi innovative and refined Greek food. and cosy atmosphere. in a Manhattan style setting.

30 33 36 Min Jiang The Ledbury Zaika The Royal Garden Hotel 127 Ledbury Road 1 Kensington High Street 2—24 Kensington High Street W11 2AQ W8 5NP W8 4PT T 020 7792 9090 T 020 7795 6533 T 020 7361 1988 www.theledbury.com www.zaika-restaurant.co.uk www.minjaing.co.uk A Michelin-starred restaurant Refined, contemporary Indian cuisine Superb Chinese haute cuisine on the serving inspired food where sophisticated flavours are the tenth floor of the Royal Garden hotel. by Brett Graham. ethos behind the innovative menu. LONDON, THE DINING CAPITAL

“London is the most important city in the world for restaurants” revered French chef Alain Ducasse has said. Most residents and visitors to the capital would agree that no other city has such a variety of cuisine, style and service when it comes to dining out. It means there is an ever changing menu of new experiences for the dedicated gastronome to try, in a city where over sixty restaurants have Michelin star status.

Michelin starred The Ledbury, Ledbury Road

30 CAFÉ CAFÉ CAFE SOCIETY

Whether you crave a vital shot of espresso in the morning, a leisurely breakfast or a celebratory afternoon tea, the many coffee shops and cafes in and around Kensington will deliver.

There are many independently owned cafes where you can enjoy something a little different whether it be home-cooked style or decadently luscious. From traditional English high tea to Arabic coffees, continental patisserie to organic juices, a quick lunchtime sandwich to a lazy Sunday brunch, it is easy to find just what you are looking for.

“Even bad coffee is better than no coffee at all.”

David Lynch

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34 Local Area Guide | Café “COFFEE, THE FAVOURITE DRINK OF THE CIVILISED WORLD.”

Thomas Jefferson

37 40 43 Balans Caffé Concerto Patisserie Valerie 187 Kensington High Street 88—90 Kensington High Street 27 Kensington Church Street W8 6SH W8 4SG W8 4LL T 020 7376 0115 T 020 7494 6850 T 020 7937 9574 www.balans.co.uk www.caffeconcerto.co.uk www.patisserie-valerie.co.uk

A friendly and comfortable atmosphere Delicious homemade artisan Tempting Continental patisserie, for a delicious breakfast or casual meal. style cakes are the speciality. coffee, light meals and snacks.

38 41 44 Café De Fred Down To Earth The Muffin Man Tea Shop 10a Earl’s Court Rd 240—242 Kensington High Street 12 Wright’s Lane W8 6EA W8 6ND W8 6TA T 020 7938 1556 T 020 7371 6987 T 020 7937 6652 www.cafedefred.co.uk www.downtoearth.co.uk www.themuffinman kensington.co.uk Extensive breakfast menu, coffees Organic vegetarian and vegan café, and snacks, all great value. restaurant and shop. Traditional English afternoon tea and full breakfast.

39 42 Café Phillies Montparnasse Café 45 2a Phillimore Gardens 22 Thackeray Street The Orangery, Kensington Palace W8 7QB W8 5ET Kensington Gardens T 020 7938 1890 T 020 7376 2212 W8 4PX www.cafephillies.co.uk T 020 3166 6113 Traditional French café famed www.orangery Relaxed and chic, where quality for its chocolate croissants kensingtonpalace.co.uk food includes amazing breakfasts. and croque monsieurs. Elegant breakfasts, lunches and decadent afternoon teas in a unique palace garden setting.

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37 CULTURE CULTURE CULTURE “ Playing the Royal Albert Hall is like walking into my front room.”

ARTS AND CULTURE Eric Clapton, who has performed there almost 200 times since 1964

The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea includes several cultural venues of international stature within its boundaries. For residents, this means that world class musical performances, exhibitions and collections are never far away.

The magnificent Royal Albert Hall and the huge South Kensington Museums are globally famous. However Kensington also includes some less well known, but still fascinating, places where more specialised culture and history can be explored.

Royal Albert Hall

40 Local Area Guide | Culture “For inclusivity, accessibility, bonhomie and sheer ebullience, Opera Holland Park takes some beating.”

Independent on Sunday 46 50 54 Dilettanti Museum of Brands, Packaging Science Museum 44 Paddenswick Road and Advertising Exhibition Road W6 0UB 2 Colville Mews SW7 2DD T 020 8749 7096 Lonsdale Road T 020 7942 4000 www.dilettanti-art.co.uk W11 2AR www.sciencemuseum.org.uk T 020 7908 0880 Society aiming to promote the www.museumofbrands.com Historic collections, awe-inspiring enjoyment and appreciation of the galleries and exhibitions including arts through lectures, visits and 100 years of household names. science, medicine, engineering and short courses. technology.

51 47 Museum of Instruments 55 Kensington Palace Royal College of Music Serpentine Galleries State Apartments Prince Consort Road West Carriage Drive Kensington Gardens SW7 2BS Kensington Gardens W8 4PX T 020 7591 4346 London W2 2AR T 0844 482 7777 www.rcm.ac.uk T 020 7402 6075 www.hrp.org.uk/ www.serpentinegalleries.org kensingtonpalace Over six hundred musical instruments, some of which date Modern and contemporary art in Historic royal home and gardens, from 1480. Kensington Gardens, now including collections and state apartments. the striking new Sackler Gallery by architect Zaha Hadid. 52 48 Opera Holland Park Leighton House Museum Central Library 56 12 Holland Park Road 12 Phillimore Walk Victoria and Albert Museum W14 8LZ W8 7RX Cromwell Road T 020 7602 3316 T 020 7361 3570 SW7 2RL www.rbkc.gov.uk/museums www.operahollandpark.com T 020 7942 2000 www.vam.ac.uk Former studio house of artist Summer outdoor opera Frederic, Lord Leighton. in Holland Park. The world’s greatest museum of art and design.

49 53 Natural History Museum Royal Albert Hall Cromwell Road Kensington Gore SW7 5BD SW7 2AP T 020 7942 5000 T 020 7589 8212 www.nhm.ac.uk www.royalalberthall.com

Vast collections from the natural Iconic concert venue famed world: and dinosaurs of course. for The Proms concerts.

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A VERY CULTURED CITY

London’s thriving cultural life draws visitors from across the globe, but Londoners are lucky enough to be able to dip into it whenever they wish. Three of the world’s top ten most visited museums and galleries are in the Capital, and London has some impressive venues where world class musical performers can take the stage. Added to this, London has ballet, contemporary dance, nightlife, Royal heritage, and iconic buildings old and new.

Natural History Museum

45 SHOP SHOP SHOPPING IN STYLE

London has a plethora of fabulous shops, with two of the best a short distance away. Harrods is arguably the most famous department store in the world, and Harvey Nichols (known affectionately as ’Harvey Nicks’) has attained iconic status in the fashion world. The world’s leading designer brands cluster around Sloane Street, Knightsbridge and Brompton Road; all just as conveniently close.

Nearer to home, Kensington High Street and Kensington Church Street offer hundreds of smaller shops, stocking items from everyday necessities to indulgent luxuries.

Kensington Church Street is particularly known for antiques dealers and private galleries where enticing and expensive treasures can be found. You are more likely to find a bargain amongst the 1,000 dealers in Portobello Road, the world’s largest antiques market. “Whoever said money can’t buy happiness simply didn’t know where to go shopping.”

Bo Derek

Harvey Nichols, Knightsbridge

48 Local Area Guide | Shop HARRODS

No other shop has the worldwide iconic status of Harrods. The domed building, the green and gold bags, the famous and infamous owners, the reputation for selling anything and everything; no wonder it’s an essential stop on every London visitor’s itinerary.

57 60 63 Adrian Harrington Harvey Nichols La Cave à Fromage Rare Books 109—125 Knightsbridge 24—25 Cromwell Place 64a Kensington Church Street SW1X 7RJ SW7 2LD W8 4DB T 020 7235 5000 T 020 7581 1804 T 020 7937 1465 www.harveynichols.com www.la-cave.com www.harringtonbooks.co.uk Glamorous fashion department store La Cave à Fromage is a wonderful Rare books and first editions affectionately known as ’Harvey Nicks’. cheese retailer offering the best of of all genres. primarily French and British cheeses.

61 58 India Jane 64 Brompton Cross 92 Kensington High Street Leonida’s W8 4SH Kensington Arcade For a mix of internationally renowned T 020 7937 8457 125 Kensington High Street designers and independent boutiques. www.indiajane.com W8 5SF T 020 7938 3159 Stores include: Classic and timeless ranges of www.leonidas-kensington.com Amanda Wakeley furniture, glassware, lighting and Armani home interior accessories. More than 80 varieties of Belgian Chanel chocolates of the highest quality and Guiseppe Zonotti Design freshness – always using chocolate Joseph 62 made of 100% pure cocoa butter. Kenzo Homme Kensington Church Street Margaret Howell Nicole Farhi This historic street, adjacent to 65 Stella McCartney Kensington Palace and Gardens, Paul Smith is home to over sixty antique dealers 120—122 Kensington Park Road who offer one of the biggest selections W11 2PW 59 of art and antiques in London. T 020 7229 8982 Harrods www.paulsmith.co.uk 87—135 Brompton Road Stores include: SW1X 7XL The Rowley Gallery Sharp British fashion for men T 020 7730 1234 Japanese Gallery and women. www.harrods.com Rolleston Limited Adrian Harrington Rare Books The world’s most famous department Raffety Clocks store, founded 1834. My Favourite Thing

Harrods, Knightsbridge

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66 68 71 Portobello Road Market The Whole Foods Market Westfield London www.portobelloroad.co.uk The Barkers Building White City 63—97 Kensington High Street Shepherds Bush The world’s largest antiques W8 5SE W12 7SL market with over 1,000 dealers T 020 7368 4500 T 020 3371 2300 selling every kind of antique and www.wholefoodsmarket.com uk.westfield.com collectible. Open Monday to Friday from 9am for general goods, fruit Organic health food supermarket For luxury brands, restaurants and and vegetables and on Saturdays offering vast choice. a state-of-the-art cinema. for antiques and bric-a-brac stalls. Stores include: 69 Aquascutum 67 Waitrose Burberry Sloane Street 243 Kensington High Street De Beers Jewellery www.sloane-street.co.uk W8 6SA Dior T 020 7795 6608 Gucci High-end fashion for all the family www.waitrose.com Jimmy Choo from London, Milan, New York and Louis Vuitton Paris lined up door to door. Upmarket supermarket for Miu Miu your everyday essentials. Mulberry Stores include: Prada Billionare Tiffany & Co. Browns 70 Chanel The Kooples Entertainment: Chloé 147 Kensington High Street Vue cinema Dior W8 6SU Fendi T 020 7937 4457 Restaurants include: Salvatore Ferragamo www.thekooples.co.uk Carluccios Gucci Fire & Stone Hermes High fashion for men and women Jamie’s Italian Louis Vuitton from this hipster French brand. Mandaloun Miu Miu Searcys Champagne Bar Valentino Wahaca

Louis Vuitton, Sloane Street

52 RELAX RELAX AND UNWIND

Every city dweller needs a place to relax, unwind and de-stress. In Kensington you will soon discover many exclusive facilities for health, beauty, pampering and fitness.

Whether you want to compete on the tennis court, try out a wellness centre or just simply relax in a luxurious salon or spa, the facilities you need are only a short distance away.

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HOLLAND PARK TENNIS 72 76 80 Cobella Holland Park The Queen’s Club Holland Park Lawn Tennis Club has five all-weather 5 Kensington High Street Lawn Tennis Club Palliser Road W8 5NP 1 Addison Road W14 9EQ floodlit courts and three grass courts, as well as a T 020 7937 8888 W14 8DU T 020 7386 3400 www.cobella.co.uk T 020 7603 3928 www.queensclub.co.uk beautiful clubhouse in a former mansion. The Evening www.hollandparkltc.co.uk Standard recently rated it number one in the central Day spa salon combining luxurious Prestigious club established 1886. spa facilities with a world-class Five all-weather and three grass Lawn tennis, real tennis, racquets London area, in a “Best Tennis Courts in London” feature. hair salon. courts in beautiful surroundings. and squash.

73 77 81 EspacePrive Hyde Park Tennis Centre L’Occitane 1 Courtnell Street South Carriage Drive 70 Kensington High Street W2 5BU Hyde Park W8 4PE T 020 7243 1718 W2 2UH T 020 7938 4135 www.espaceprive.co.uk T 020 7262 3474 www.uk.loccitane.com www.willtowin.co.uk Boutique spa offering a range of Cosmetics and bodycare inspired treatments for the face and body Tournaments and tuition by the south of France, using the using products from Dermalogica, for all ages natural goodness of ingredients Environ, Sothys and Jane Iredale. such as almonds, oranges, olives and honey. 78 74 Hydrohealing Equinox 216a Kensington Park Road 82 99 Kensington High Street W11 1NR Space NK W8 5SA T 020 7727 2570 127—131 Westbourne Grove T 020 7666 6000 www.hydrohealing.com W2 4UP www.equinox.com T 020 7727 8063 Spa and wellness centre offering www.spacenk.co.uk Innovative fitness programming a wide range of treatments that and restorative wellness treatments promise either a therapeutic Stockists of beauty products and in the spectacular Art Deco Derry or luxurious benefit, or in some a treatment spa offering facials, & Toms building. cases both. body treatments, massages and other services.

75 79 Gina Conway Jamie Stevens Hair Aveda Lifestyle Salon 9 Russell Gardens 62 Westbourne Grove W14 8EZ W2 5SH T 020 7371 1944 T 020 7229 6644 www.jamiestevenshair.com www.ginaconway.co.uk Winner of many hairdressing Wonderful hair salon and spa awards, Jamie Stevens is also offering a wide range of treatments frequently featured on television utilising the Aveda range. and in the media

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59 NATURE NATURE NATURE GREEN KENSINGTON

With parks covering an area over 15,000 hectares, London is the greenest city of its size in the world.

As well as two Royal Parks – Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens – the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea also has the 22.5 hectare Holland Park, considered one of the most romantic and peaceful parks of West London.

In addition, there are little public gardens and larger historic gardens well worth seeking out. All offer vital space to relax and enjoy natural surroundings in the heart of the city.

Queen Victoria Statue, Kensington Gardens

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83 86 90 Avondale Park Cremorne Gardens Ranelagh Gardens Walmer Road 15—17 Lots Road Royal Hospital Road W11 4PQ SW10 SW3 4SR T 020 7361 3003 T 020 7361 3003 www.chelsea-pensioners.co.uk www.rbkc.gov.uk www.rbkc.gov.uk The grounds of the Royal Hospital, Formal gardens, play and sports Quiet retreat with spectacular Chelsea, a green retreat with areas and the world’s first floral lawn. river views. shady walks.

84 87 91 Chelsea Embankment Gardens Holland Park Redcliffe Square Gardens Chelsea Embankment Ilchester Place Redcliffe Square SW3 W8 SW10 T 020 7361 3003 T 020 7361 3003 T 020 7361 3003 www.rbkc.gov.uk www.rbkc.gov.uk www.rbkc.gov.uk

Pleasant gardens with spring and 22.5 hectares of gardens including A quiet, pleasant tree-lined summer bedding, trees, shrubs and the beautiful Kyoto Garden. London square, small play area grass areas. for younger children.

88 85 Hyde Park 92 Chelsea Physic Garden Westminster St. Mary Abbots Gardens 66 Royal Hospital Road W2 2UH Kensington Church Street SW3 4HS T 0300 061 2000 W8 4LA T 020 7352 5646 www.royalparks.org.uk T 020 7361 3003 www.chelseaphysicgarden.co.uk www.rbkc.gov.uk 142 hectare Royal Park which Charming gardens, medicinal herbs includes the Serpentine, Speakers’ A peaceful haven for relaxation with and plants, founded 1673. Corner and the Diana Princess gardens and seating areas. of Wales Memorial.

“It came to me that Hyde Park has never 89 Kensington Gardens belonged to London, that it has always W2 2UH T 0300 061 2000 been, in spirit, a stretch of countryside; www.royalparks.org.uk The Round Pond, Peter Pan statue, and that it links the London’s of all Italian Gardens. periods together most magically, by remaining forever unchanged at the heart of a ever-changing town.”

Dodie Smith, I Capture the Castle

Peter Pan Statue, Kensington Gardens

65 EDUCATE EDUCATE EDUCATE EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE

London’s renowned schools and universities mean that it is increasingly the city of choice for education, attracting many students from overseas.

Three of the Capital’s universities are in the top twenty of the 2013 World University Rankings: University College, Imperial College and Kings College. “Education is the most powerful weapon which The central location of The Kensington Collection means that many of these highly regarded you can use to change private schools, colleges and universities can the world.” be reached easily by car or public transport. Nelson Mandela

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93 98 103 Chelsea Independent College St. Paul’s Girls’ School London Business School 517—523 Fulham Road Brook Green, Hammersmith Sussex Place, Regents Park SW6 1HD W6 7BS NW1 4SA T 020 7610 1114 T 020 7603 2288 T 020 7000 7000 www.cic.ac www.spgs.org www.london.edu

Sixth form college offering A level, Founded in 1904 as one of the first Ranked among the best in the world retake GCSE and various courses. purpose built schools for girls. for its full-time MBA programme.

94 99 104 Francis Holland School Southbank International School London School of Economics 39 Graham Terrace 36—38 Kensington Park Road Houghton Street SW1W 8JF W11 3BU WC2A 2AE T 020 7730 2971 T 020 7229 8230 T 020 7405 7686 www.fhs-sw1.org.uk www.southbank.org www.lse.ac.uk

Leading independent day school for An International Baccalaureate (IB) One of the foremost social science girls aged 4—18. World School for 3—18 year olds. universities in the world.

95 100 105 Lycée Francais Central Saint Martins Royal College of Music Charles de Gaulle Granary Building, 1 Granary Square Prince Consort Road 35 Cromwell Road N1C 4AA SW7 2BS SW7 2DG T 020 7514 7444 T 020 7591 4300 T 020 7584 6322 www.arts.ac.uk/csm www.rcm.ac.uk www.lyceefrancais.org.uk Short, foundation, graduate and Founded in 1882 and one of the Established in London since 1915. postgraduate courses in the arts. world’s great conservatoires.

96 101 106 Queens College London Imperial College London University College London 43—49 Harley Street Exhibition Road Gower Street W1G 8BT SW7 2AZ WC1E 6BT T 020 7291 7000 T 020 7589 5111 T 020 7679 2000 www.qcl.org.uk www.imperial.ac.uk www.ucl.ac.uk

An independent day school for girls Consistently rated amongst the Founded in London to open up aged 11—18. world's best universities. education to all on equal terms.

97 102 107 tHREE of the top tWENTY St. Paul’s Boys’ School Kings College London University of Westminster Lonsdale Road Strand 309 Regent Street universities in the world SW13 9JT WC2R 2LS W1B 2HW T 020 8748 9162 T 020 7836 5454 T 020 7911 5000 are in london. www.stpaulsschool.org.uk www.kcl.ac.uk www.westminster.ac.uk An independent school for gifted Dedicated to the advancement of A diverse and dynamic international www.topuniversities.com boys aged 13—18 years since 1509. knowledge, learning, understanding. education institution.

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