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Notting Hill
Shepherd’s SOUTH
Bush KENSINGTON &
KNIGHTSBRIDGE
KENSINGTON &
HOLLAND PARK
No. 16
Phillimore Earl's
Place was home to Kensington Court
West
the author of the children’s Locator Map
classic The Wind in the Willows, See Central London Map pp16–17
from 1901 until 1908.
Kensington Church Street
has high-end antique
shops and this gloriously
floral real-ale pub. D
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P H I L L I M O R E G A R D E N S
I Kensington High
H Street station

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N Kensington Civic Centre, Suggested route
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5 18 Stafford Terrace
has a superb, carefully
preserved late Victorian
interior, complete with original
furnishings and draperies.
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Sticky Fingers, a lively café
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on the corner of Phillimore
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Gardens, is owned by Bill Drayson Mews is one of the quaint alleys that were built behind
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Wyman, former guitarist of large town houses for the stabling of horses and coaches. Today
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the Rolling Stones. most have been converted into small houses.
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