Carlyle's House
The Victorian home of writers Thomas and Jane Carlyle on Cheyne Row, kept much as they knew it. Run by the National Trust.
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Places worth your time in Chelsea
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the neighbourhood.
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The Victorian home of writers Thomas and Jane Carlyle on Cheyne Row, kept much as they knew it. Run by the National Trust.
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The story of the British Army and its soldiers across the centuries, on Royal Hospital Road.
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A walled garden of medicinal and rare plants beside the Thames, founded by apothecaries in 1673.
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The art-book publisher's shop at Duke of York Square, stocking photography, design and art titles.
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Contemporary art in the Duke of York's HQ building, just off the King's Road. Free to enter.
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A department store on Sloane Square, in the Peter Jones building, known for homeware and fashion.
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Wren-designed home of the Chelsea Pensioners, with the grounds that host the Flower Show each May.
The art and design museum on Cromwell Road, a short bus ride from the King's Road.
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Dinosaurs and a blue whale skeleton on Cromwell Road, a short bus ride from Chelsea.
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Riverside park across Chelsea Bridge, with a boating lake, a Peace Pagoda and open-air sculpture.
A quiet residential garden square in Chelsea.
Open lawns beside the Royal Hospital Chelsea.
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