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Kensington Palace
A palace in the gardens. Then Kensington Gardens — not the Abbey. Next is Kensington Gardens — do not also stack the Abbey the same day.
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South Kensington
Natural History, Science, the V&A, Hyde Park and Knightsbridge. Two of the three museums.
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Natural History Museum
Pick two of the South Ken three. The dinosaur hall is this one's spine. Next is Science Museum — do not also stack the British Museum the same day.
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Science Museum
Same subway as the Natural History Museum. Do not add the V&A as a third museum. Next is Victoria and Albert Museum — do not also stack London Zoo the same day.
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Victoria and Albert Museum
Design and dress. Use the Friday late opening, not the same morning as the Natural History Museum. Next is Brompton Oratory — do not also stack the Science Museum the same day.
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Hyde Park
The Serpentine and Speakers' Corner. Walk it; do not stamp it and dive into Harrods. Next is Serpentine Galleries — do not also stack Buckingham Palace the same day.
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Kensington Gardens
It joins Hyde Park; the Peter Pan statue is on the north bank. Not also Hampstead the same day. Next is Kensington Palace — do not also stack Regent's Park the same day.
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Royal Albert Hall
The round hall faces the museums. Without a ticket, the facade is enough — then the park. Next is Albert Memorial — do not also stack the Natural History Museum the same day.
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Albert Memorial
The Gothic canopy opposite the Hall. Then the park or the Hall. Next is Royal Albert Hall — do not also stack the Shard the same day.
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Serpentine Galleries
The contemporary rooms on the south edge of Hyde Park. The summer pavilion is a bonus, not a duty. Next is Hyde Park — do not also stack Tate Modern the same day.
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Harrods
The Knightsbridge department store. The Food Hall is enough; the whole building is not a day. Next is Hyde Park — do not also stack Oxford Street the same day.
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Holland Park
The Kyoto Garden is the north end. Quieter than Hyde Park — skip Portobello if you are already walked out. Next is Design Museum — do not also stack Kensington Palace the same day.
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Design Museum
The west end of Kensington High Street. Not also the V&A the same day. Next is Holland Park — do not also stack the V&A the same day.
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Leighton House
The Arab Hall tiles. A small house; it is closed on Tuesday. Next is Holland Park — do not also stack the British Museum the same day.
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Brompton Oratory
The Catholic church opposite the V&A. Then the museum or Brompton Road. Next is Victoria and Albert Museum — do not also stack the Abbey the same day.
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Chelsea Physic Garden
A physic garden on the north bank. Chelsea's green stop — not also Kew. Next is Saatchi Gallery — do not also stack Kew Gardens the same day.
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Saatchi Gallery
Contemporary rooms on Duke of York's Square. A Chelsea half-day — not back to the South Ken three. Next is King's Road — do not also stack the Serpentine the same day.
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King's Road
Chelsea's shopping street. Stop at Saatchi or the Physic Garden — not also Knightsbridge. Next is Saatchi Gallery — do not also stack Harrods the same day.
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Kensington Gardens
Walk · 9min
Walk
Next is Kensington Gardens — do not also stack the Tower or a West End club the same day.
Natural History Museum
London Tube · 9min
Tube Queensway
Next is Natural History Museum — do not also stack the Tower or a West End club the same day.