This Underground station gives access to the District, Circle and Piccadilly lines. Gloucester Road is also home to Platform for Art - an exhibition you can examine whilst you wait for your train (it's found on the east bound District Line platform).
The area around the station is made up of quiet residential streets and leafy squares which are great for a stroll to admire the picturesque Victorian architecture. Nearby are many hotels and a fair few restaurants. Head south to Old Brompton Road where you can find some fantastic antiques shops.
Fake Landscapes
164 Old Brompton Road, SW5 0BA
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Fake Landscapes
164 Old Brompton Road, SW5 0BA
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Ceramic Art London 2008
Royal College of Art, SW7 2EU
25th February 2008 - 2nd March 2008
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The Gore
190 Queen's Gate, SW7
Get decadent at this superb luxury hotel in the heart of Kensington. The Gore is a truly decadent retreat and exudes the genteel grandeur of... More
South Kensington Underground station connects to the District, Circle and Piccadilly lines.
Nearby attractions include the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Natural History Museum, the Science ... More
The sweeping staircase is the first thing you notice when you walk into this historic hotel. Elegant, old fashioned décor including stained glass windows and ... More
This modern hotel in the fashionable Kensington area is ideal for exploring the nearby attractions of Hyde Park, the Royal Albert Hall or Kensington Palace ... More
Charles Darwin's book 'The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals' is the premise for this Natural History Museum exhibition of contemporary art. Written ...More
The Science Museum in South Kensington houses one of the most comprehensive collections looking at the development of science and industry, and it is all ... More
In true French style, this chic cheese shop piles its wares high and stinking, with no fridges, or glass barriers to stop customers getting in ... More
The grandiose interior of this spacious basement dining room has been described as "Versace on acid", but don't let the glitter daunt you. Known for ... More
You'll find Michelin starred French cuisine by Jean-Christophe Ansanay-Alex at this London outpost of his two star l'Auberge de l'Ile on l'Ile Barbe in Lyons. ...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 international chain of health and fitness clubs that has a number of sites across London. Facilities vary across clubs, all have well stocked gyms ...More
This popular old fashioned British pub may be slightly off the main drag but for young locals it's a well-known watering hole. The outside terrace ... More
Private members club with a regular pack of paparazzi parked outside waiting for royals to exit after one too many vodka red bulls. Its popularity ...More
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This Underground station gives access to the District, Circle and Piccadilly lines. Gloucester Road is also home to Platform for Art - an exhibition you can examine whilst you wait for your train (it's found on the east bound District Line platform).
