Photos of Kensington High Street

Pictures from Kensington High Street. This is one of London's most popular upmarket shopping areas. Surrounded by attractions such as Hyde Park, Holland Park, Commonwealth Institute and Kensington Palace (former home of the late Diana, Princess of Wales) as well as its own wealth of shopping and bars it's no wonder Kensington High Street is always high on any London visitors list of places to visit. Kensington High Street is located in the postcode of W8.

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Commonwealth Institute located on Kensington High Street opposite Earls Court Road. This is the Western end of the street.	Start of Kensington High Street, Western end. Commonwealth Institute on left, Holland Park starts by the red wall on the left and Earls Court Road is after the two telephone boxes on the right.	Looking East from Western end of Kensington High Street. Large grey building on left in foreground is Barkers of Kensington.	Holland Park Entrance on Kensington High Street next to the Commonwealth Institute.	Catholic Church, Our Lady of Victories on Kensington High Street.


Catholic Church, Our Lady of Victories on Kensington High Street. Close up.	Kensington High Street, West looking East.	As with most of the popular areas in London there are no shortages of cafes and bars to relax in. This is the Marzano Pizza and Pasta Grill on Kensington High Street.	Walking from West to East along Kensington High Street. View 4.	Walking from West to East along Kensington High Street. View 5.


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Walking from West to East along Kensington High Street. View 11.	At the far East end of Kensington High Street is the best known of all the shops, Barkers of Kensington Arcade, said to be a favourite of the late Diana Princess of Wales.	An easily missed Gardens just of of Kensington High Street is St Mary Abbots Gardens. On the North side and opposite the sign saying Kensington Church Walk. A secluded spot that gives the opportunity for a sit down in a relaxing environment.	St Mary Abbots Gardens. View 2.	St Mary Abbots Church on Kensington High Street by Kensington Church Street.


Walking from West to East along Kensington High Street. View 12.	Palace Green, many foreign embassies and consulates are located here.	Walking from West to East along Kensington High Street just after Kensington Church Street. View 13. This point is the end of the road. By the trees far left is the start of Hyde Park.	Just before Hyde park and just after the Royal Garden Hotel is the entrance to Kensington Palace. This was the former residence of Diana Princess of Wales.


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