Affectionately referred to as “London’s cultural centre” by locals, West London is a rich tapestry of potential activities to indulge in.  One of the most architecturally stunning buildings in London, the V&A Museum, is the home to a collection that spans across the centuries. Nearby, the National History Museum and the Science Museum offer intellectually stimulating afternoons.

Kensington, and West London more broadly, is synonymous with fascinating architecture and hidden pockets of interest, so it’s well worth wandering through the tree lined streets during a warm day. Given Kensington’s status as a symbol of luxury, the area features some of the most exquisite dining experiences in London, with multiple Michelin star restaurants calling the area home.