Where to Go in Kensington and Chelsea, london: Top 5 Attractions & Local Favorites

Andrew Anderson Nice simple enjoyable piece of art. I rented an e-bike to go see this and it was worth the effort.

Jen V There are 2 parts of the playground one for toddlers and one fire children ages 5+ All the equipment are in great condition (doesnt look old) with seating areas for picnics. There is toilets facilities near by. I was very impressed with the cleanliness of this park and witnessed a maintenance person activity spraying the play area and toilets about 1pm.

Tammy H Easy guide was very prompt and responsive when I had questions about ordering tickets in the coming months. I appreciate how they explain things to me and got everything figured out for our trip to London. Definitely use them if youre planning to see the sights in other countries

Tom Rom What a quiet place !!! There is always few available benches to sit down and relax ! The river view from pier are stunning !!!

Paul Brown In the midst of fashionable Chelsea, blink and you will miss this gem. Due to the high walls and low-slung buildings, this place has to be sought out to be found. It is the home of the Fetter Lane Moravian church, with a history that stretches back almost to the dawn of Protestantism itself. First, you are struck by the “gods acre “ a grid of modest headstones emphasizing we are equal n death. The graveyard is bounded by benches and the church buildings near the entrance. The Moravians have apparently resisted all offers to sell the land but they welcome community use and of course, all are welcome each Sunday at 11 am for worship except for the first Sunday of each month when service begins at 3:00 pm.