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Entertainment & Nightlife

There’s no shortage of entertainment and stimulation in Kensington and its surroundings. The world-famous Victoria and Albert Museum, Science Museum and Natural History Museum draw visitors from around the world. The elegant and regal Royal Albert Hall produces many concerts and ballet shows, both classical and contemporary.

Schools & Education

Sought after schools that consistently achieve high results include St Barnabas & St Philip’s C of E Primary School, Fox Primary School, Holland Park School, St Mary Abbots C of E Primary School and Thomas’s London Day School, Kensington.

Transport

The area is well connected to Central London and Heathrow Airport with excellent transport links running through Kensington.

• High Street Kensington – Circle and District lines

• Kensington Olympia – Overground

• Gloucester Road - Circle, District and Piccadilly lines

• Holland Park – Central line

• Earls Court – District and Piccadilly lines

The A4 (Cromwell Road) is to the south of Kensington and provides easy access to Central London and Heathrow Airport.

The tube and bus services also provide excellent links to London’s main National Rail stations such as Paddington and Victoria, which also has a large coach station.

Parks & Recreation

Kensington benefits from a variety of green open spaces. These include Kensington Gardens (home of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge), Hyde Park and nearby Holland Park (famed for its summer opera). Each has a variety of recreational facilities, cafes and sports pitches.

Restaurants & Shopping

There’s a wide selection of restaurants, bars and high-end shops and boutiques to choose from in Kensington. The area’s pleasantness and great variety of shops makes it a shopping destination.

The best place for groceries

Residents of Kensington are spoilt for choice in terms of food shopping. The Whole Foods store is the largest in the world, while there is an excellent Waitrose and Marks & Spencer food hall on the high street.

Best place for antiques

Spread along the length of Kensington Church Street, and scattered down its pretty side streets, are over 60 Antiques Dealers offering fine art and antiques from the Tang dynasty to the art deco movement.