Discover the King's Road, Chelsea and shop over 300 boutiques and enjoy a host of restaurants, galleries and cultural hot spots on your visit.

King's Road runs for just under two miles (3.2 km) through Chelsea, in the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, from Sloane Square in the east (on the border with Belgravia and Knightsbridge) and through the Chelsea Design Quarter (Moore Park Estate) on the border of Chelsea and Fulham.

King's Road, Chelsea - Stroll for 1 mile through 5 districts enjoying over 300 stores, restaurants, cafés & galleries with quiet spots mixed up with a lively buzz

King’s Road is one of London’s top shopping locations, stroll for over a mile and browse over 160 shops. From iconic department store Peter Jones to boutiques and pop-ups, King’s Road has always re-written the rules of fashion. From King Charles’ waistcoat to Mary Quant’s miniskirt and Vivienne Westwood’s tartan two-piece.

2023年3月26日 · King’s Road has quite the reputation to match its regal namesake. Whether you’re looking to grab a coffee, treat or dinner, indulge in some shopping or enjoy a boozy night out, this stretch of road in Chelsea is the eclectic London destination you need to explore.

2022年3月18日 · From an Isaan Thai deli to a new bakery star and some of the best pizza out there, these are the ones on and around it worth seeking out. This guide to the best restaurants on the King’s Road...

Feel free to print off this map specially designed for Flower Power. (By the way, the map is representative of King's Road and surrounding area. If you get lost just slow down and enjoy seeing the unexpected.) The map was illustrated by Anne Smith, one of the many members of Chelsea Arts Club.

Dine at Bluebird, an iconic Chelsea landmark of 20 years, in the heart of the King’s Road. Or pop in to Sticks’N’Sushi for a well deserved lunch after a long morning of shopping. For every snack, nibble and meal in between, King’s Road plays host to a thriving dining scene.

2016年7月13日 · The tidy, colorful side-streets radiating from the King’s Road give Chelsea its distinctive small neighborhood flavor. A familiar sight on the streets or in the neighborhood pubs are the famed Pensioners of Chelsea Royal Hospital.

King’s Road, Chelsea has long been an area synonymous with style: from the mid 50’s with the opening of the Mary Quant Bazaar boutique (see Uniquely Chelsea), King’s Road defined what it was to do the Saturday shopping ‘parade’ (stroll); a destination area, which embodied community, and respected tradition, whilst celebrating the avant-garde.