This excellent cafe is a little pricey but benefits from a beautiful, romantic location inside the gardens of Kensington Palace. Designed by Sir John Vanburgh for Queen Anne in 1704, The Orangery is a magnificent building with Corinthian columns and Grindling Gibbon's woodcarvings. It's great to find such an oasis of calm and beauty just off the busy Kensington High Street. Leave time to take a walk through the gardens after tea. A delightful spot, perfect for an afternoon date.
Holland Park
Holland Park Avenue / Kensington High Street, W8 6LU
Small, pretty park in west London.
Pretty, petit Holland Park is the ideal location for those wanting... More
Belvedere
Off Abbotsbury Road, Holland Park, W8 6LU
Its superb location on the edge of Holland Park makes this Art Deco-styled favourite an ideal location... More
Holland Park
Holland Park Avenue / Kensington High Street, W8 6LU
Pretty, petit Holland Park is the ideal location for those wanting to escape the clamour... More
Kenwood House Christmas Fair
Kenwood House, NW3 7JR
Saturday 10th November 2007 - Sunday 27th January 2008
Kenwood House, Robert Adam's neoclassical villa to the north... More
The Orangery (Kensington Palace)
Kensington Gardens, W8 4PX
Cafe
This classic, 18th century building, which forms part of Kensington Palace, continues to fulfil its original purpose - as a... More
This restaurant at the boutique Milestone Hotel serves very modern British food in very traditional British surroundings. Original Victorian finishings like the old oak fireplace ... More
Former royal conservatory set amid Kensington Gardens.
Set in the perfectly manicured grounds of historic Kensington Palace, the Orangery offers an idyllic setting for afternoon ... More
Taking inspiration from Japanese ramman-noodle bars, Wagamama is the ultimate in high-quality, fast food. Huge bowls of steaming, soupy noodles, chicken dumplings with a chilli-soy ... More
Ideally located on High Street Kensington, this modern, intimate, chic hotel overlooks the magnificent Kensington Gardens and is the great choice for either a pleasurable ... More
Keys legend Jools Holland returns to the Royal Albert Hall with his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra for two nights of boogie-woogie, swing and ska. Performing ...More
Originally a private country house, public visitors are now warmly welcomed into Kensington Palace – the birthplace of Queen Victoria and home to Princess Diana ... More
Black Lion Gate,
Kensington Gardens,Broad Walk,Bayswater,
London,
W2Map
7 minutes walk from The Orangery
This truly magical place is a kiddie's wonderland and the ideal jaunt for family fun. The focal point of the commemorative Diana, Princess of Wales ... More
Winner of the Prix du Monde, Pierre Marcolini is one of the finest chocolatiers in the world. His layered truffles and home-made pralines are the ... More
Ultra-chic, ultra-hip cosmetics with colours to die for, all imported from Canada. A must-have for the cosmetics connoisseur. For a treat you can book a ...More
This is one of London's most prestigious art colleges and the world's only wholly postgraduate university of art and design. You will need at least ... More
An excellent members archery club that shoots in the grounds of Kensington Palace in summer and in Pimlico in winter. Archery is a totally satisfying ... More
Pretty, traditional pub serving authentic Thai food in a conservatory setting.
Now more England’s national cuisine than sausages and mash, Thai food (the perfect accompaniment to ... More
Elevated on an incline in the appropriately named Notting Hill, the rustic old Windsor Castle pub was so-called because in its early days the pub’s ... More
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This excellent cafe is a little pricey but benefits from a beautiful, romantic location inside the gardens of Kensington Palace. Designed by Sir John Vanburgh for Queen Anne in 1704, The Orangery is a magnificent building with Corinthian columns and Grindling Gibbon's woodcarvings. It's great to find such an oasis of calm and beauty just off the busy Kensington High Street. Leave time to take a walk through the gardens after tea. A delightful spot, perfect for an afternoon date.
