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- Saatchi Gallery. One of the top things to do in Chelsea is undoubtedly a visit to the Saatchi Gallery. Opened in 1985, the Saatchi Gallery showcases contemporary art by both world renowned and emerging artists as well as hosting collaborations by luxury brands, including Bulgari and Tiffany & Co.
- Watch a Chelsea FC game at Stamford Bridge. Whilst technically located in Fulham, Stamford Bridge is the eleventh-largest football stadium in England and home to the Premier League Football Club of Chelsea.
- National Army Museum. For a children-friendly idea of what to do in Chelsea, the National Army Museum is a great option, with the added bonus of free entry.
- Go vintage designer hunting. If you love hunting for vintage designer gems, you must visit Chelsea. As one of the most expensive residential areas in London, it’s no secret that the vintage designer stores of Chelsea are brimming with high quality luxury trinkets.
Jun 10, 2024 · So without further ado, here are the best things to do in Chelsea: 1. Get cultured at the Saatchi Gallery. Photo: andersphoto via Shutterstock. The Saatchi Gallery is one of London’s best art galleries that proudly plunges into the contemporary art world. It has become a trailblazing space that showcases the best of the best when it comes to ...
Jul 31, 2024 · I always start with the Saatchi Gallery for its cutting-edge contemporary art. But Chelsea’s art scene goes beyond galleries. I love exploring the area’s street art, especially around King’s Road. For a more traditional experience, the Chelsea Arts Club is fascinating, though it’s members-only.
Aug 30, 2020 · Nice store and boasts some decent pieces of art as you can see from the attached photos. Worth a look. It’s not a... 4. AntikBar. Speciality & Gift Shops • Art Galleries. Chelsea. 5. Cricket Fine Art.
- Hit The Shops
- Hunt For Antiques
- Take A Scarlet Tour
- Dine in Style
- Do Brunch
- Visit The Home of Champions
- Head to The Pub
- Go Clubbing
- Enjoy Cutting-Edge Theatre
- Hear world-class Music
The natural place to start in Chelsea is the shops. This is one of London’s most affluent and fashionable neighbourhoods, and the boutiques along the King’s Road are as manicured as the residents. Duke of York Square is home to one of Europe’s largest Zara stores and other top brands, such as Banana Republic and All Saints. For high-end jewellery a...
The shopping isn’t limited to clothes either. Lots Road is tucked away off the beaten path and is home to a whole host of top-end antiques dealers and auction houses. The Furniture Cave is a 30,000 square feet antique shop, and there are smaller boutiques such as Bourbon-Hanby Arcadeto be discovered.
Learn about the fascinating history of the Royal Hospital Chelsea on a guided walking tourwith a resident Chelsea Pensioner. Follow one of the scarlet-uniformed army veterans as you discover beautiful buildings designed by architect of St Paul's Cathedral, Sir Christopher Wren, and hear the incredible stories of the Royal Hospital's past and presen...
Chelsea is home to some of London’s best restaurants, with Gordon Ramsay's three-Michelin starred eponymous restaurant located on Royal Hospital Road. If you want something a little more laid-back, breakfast spot, VQ, is open 24-hours a day. Elsewhere, Scott Hallsworth's growing empire of up-market oriental eateries Kurobuta and the Gladwin brother...
Like its NYC namesake, fashionable Chelsea residents love to brunch, preferably with bottomless Bloody Marys and mimosas. Unsurprisingly, the Made in Chelsea cast favourites Bluebird cafe, Tom’s Kitchen and Eelbrook are among the best brunch spots, as well as more relaxed cafes such as Megan’s.
Like it or not, Chelsea and football are synonymous. The world-famous Chelsea FC play their home games at Stamford Bridge and you will spot the club’s colours and crest throughout the area. Tickets to see the Premier League team play can be hard to come by, but the stadium is open to tours, where you can see the changing rooms, the pitch and the we...
You will never be far away from a drink when in the company of the Chelsea set. Pubs range from the smart (The Hollywood Arms) and the gastro (Malt House, Harwood Arms), to the more old fashioned (Chelsea Potter) and the modern Irish (McGettigan’s).
Clubbing in Chelsea is an expensive habit, but the residents know how to party. There is the favourite of graduates and well-to-do students Embargo, or classier spots like Raffles and JuJu. Catch some live music at Under the Bridge.
The Royal Court Theatreis known as a breeding ground for writing talent, with acclaimed playwrights Mike Bartlett, Richard Bean, Polly Stenham and David Hare, to name just a few, all producing plays for the theatre over the last decade. The theatre is dedicated to new work by home-grown and international talent, meaning a trip results in sometimes ...
It says a lot about concert venue Cadogan Hallthat it is the favoured venue for the BBC Proms Chamber Music Series and is home to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. There is always a busy programme of classical, contemporary, jazz, folk and world music concerts to catch if you’re in the area.
This week’s must-see exhibitions. Several very interesting exhibitions have opened in Chelsea this past week and we selected 4 that you should definitely put on your gallery tour schedule this week. Somehow, and maybe we are under the influence of the upcoming AIPAD Photography Fair, most of the recommendations are for photographic ...
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Discover Original Art in the Heart of Chelsea For nearly fifty years, Gagliardi Gallery has been a beacon of artistic excellence on London’s vibrant King’s Road. We specialise in contemporary and traditional original artworks, presenting an ever-changing and eclectic collection.
