The Kensington area in the British capital London is famous for its embrace of the best museums in London and the West in particular, as well as an ideal destination to spend a day or even several days during a visit to London. Here are the most important tourist activities that you can do during the visit of Kensington next time.
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Visiting museums
A group of the best London museums are located in Kensington, many of them are open for free to the public, while others require payment of a little money to enter them. If you love history, you can visit the famous Victoria and Albert Museum, which displays the most prominent 3,000 years of art, jewelry and furnishings, as well as the Natural History Museum. As for science lovers, you can visit the Science Museum, which is full of exhibitions specialized in this field.
Shop on Kensington Street
London is known for shopping, with thousands visiting annually to shop in its streets and famous stores. And if you want that in Kensington, go to High Street, which includes high-end stores, international brands, and designer stores, in addition to local designer stores. After hours of fine shopping, enjoy a delicious meal in one of the many fine restaurants in this area.
Harrods
It is true that Harrods is a shopping center, but it deserves to be talked about on its own, as it extends over 7 floors and is considered one of the most famous shopping landmarks in London and has turned into a historical center as well, where it dates back to 1849. There is no doubt that Harrods visit is a prominent station when visiting London and Kensington specifically.
Prince Albert Memorial
Prince Albert’s Monument is located in the Kensington Gardens and is part of British history where it marks the commemoration of the death of Prince Albert, who was ordered by Queen Victoria after the death of her husband in 1861. This monument celebrates great love between the two. You can visit this site closely, watch it and tour the surrounding gardens as well.
Kensington Gardens and Palace
This popular site combines ancient and modern landmarks in London, especially in the italyn gardens, Serpentine Gallery and of course Kensington Palace. Inside this exhibition there are many different exhibitions that must be reserved in advance in order to find a place when you decide to visit the palace.
Royal Albert Hall
The Royal Albert Hall is known as the most famous place for classical music in the world, as it has hosted various different performances as well as the most famous musical productions and celebrations. You must attend a party in this place to feel its magic, especially since it periodically hosts many shows and parties.
Toward Hyde Park
If you are a nature lover despite your presence in the most modern cities in the world, head from Kensington Gardens to Hyde Park to enjoy on the road a range of distinctive attractions, including the monument of Princess Diana.
