Have a Brilliant Time in Chelsea, SW3

You can easily state that Chelsea is made of two high streets – King’s Road and Fulham Road. The two streets run parallel to the river Thames, and yes, you can say with no hesitation that all the venues and buildings in the neighbourhood are always nearby for the residents there. Since the area lies within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, you can make a blind, yet quite correct assumption on what the cost of living in Chelsea is. It is one of the wealthier and more expensive areas of London, and it is mostly taken over by Chelsea FC fans who earn quite the salary.

With the wealthy populace, there are some very expensive and luxurious shops and restaurants in the two streets, and especially in Sloane Square, such as Tiffany & Co., Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, etc. The bourgeois atmosphere does prevail, but you can still witness some of the leftovers from the Bohemian days. Chelsea does lack a variety of entertainment venues, and whatever it has, parties don’t usually last throughout the whole night.

Chelsea does compensate for that with its art. This area is rightfully called the borough of artists, having been the home of many and many creative figures in the world of art and literature, and houses the grand structure of the Chelsea College of Art and Design. The Cadogan Estate is also a rich part of the city, with plenty of retail property that also includes the luxurious Cadogan Hotel. And there are also quite a few Parks to enjoy: Albert Bridge Gardens, Chelsea Embankment Gardens, and let’s not forget the grand Chelsea Physic Garden.

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