Chelsea Vacations

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Chelsea Vacation Packages

Excellent choice. From this neighborhood you can go and explore London, the national capital. You'll be wandering the streets with about 7,600,000 residents in this buzzing city, so it's time to brush up on the local lingo! Chelsea is 9 miles west of London City Airport. If you're heading to Chelsea from the city center, you'll need to travel 2 miles to the southwest.

Get to know the area with a few close by tourist attractions, including London Fields and St Katherine's Dock. Swing by Crystal Palace Park and Old Spitalfields Market if you have time to spare. Another thought is to head down to a nearby community, such as Cremorne Estate or Worlds End Estate.

You'll find St. Paul's Cathedral, one of the most visited sights in the country, located 3 miles to the northeast.

Make sure you drop in at Tower Bridge and London City Hall while you're touring the central area. If you have time, don't miss The Gherkin and Royal Exchange.

Organize a babysitter and pop in for some fun at Roman Baths, Hippodrome Casino, Empire Casino and Genting Casino Chinatown London.

Gain a better understanding of the local culture at Southbank Centre, Tate Britain, Photographers' Gallery and Royal Academy of Arts.

Learn about the local art scene at Tate Modern, National Gallery, Wallace Collection and Victoria and Albert Museum. Examine the collections and then go have a coffee at a nearby café.

Keeping an eye out for an activity on a rainy day? Imperial War Museum, Charles Dickens Museum, Florence Nightingale Museum and London Transport Museum offer plenty of intriguing exhibits and displays.

Secure tickets for a performance at one of the acclaimed venues. Globe Theatre, Royal National Theatre, O2 Academy Brixton and Royal Festival Hall are leading options.

Challenge the friendly locals to a golf game down at Wimbledon Park Golf Club, Putt in the Park and Dukes Meadows. And afterwards, head to the nineteenth hole for a nice cold beer.

Sea Life London Aquarium, Covent Garden, British Library and London Senate House Library will keep your little ones busy. You may even have fun too!

London Zoo and Vauxhall City Farm have a wide variety of intriguing creatures. Find out about the animal world and make a few furry or feathered friends.

If your kids have to burn some energy, take them to London Eye, London Wonderground, Tooting Bec Lido and Broadgate Ice Rink.

Nature lovers will appreciate the outdoor areas of Primrose Hill, Queen Mary's Gardens, Berkeley Square and Brown Hart Rooftop Gardens.

Watch the seabirds soar at a pleasing stretch of coastline, such as Shell Beach and Rushy Bay. Don't forget to bring some sunscreen!

Get some exercise at Camley Street Natural Park, Chelsea Physic Garden and London Wetland Centre. A trek through any one of these leafy reserves is guaranteed to reinvigorate your senses.

Grab a coffee and make your way to one of the nearby parklands, such as Victoria Embankment Gardens, Bloomsbury Square, Russell Square and Bedford Square. Some time out from the buzz of the city is always an excellent idea.

Leadenhall Market, Borough Market, Smithfield Market and Brixton Market should have all you need, from vacation memorabilia to gifts for your friends and relatives.

Understand more about the past at one or two of the close by time-weathered sites, including Southwark Cathedral, London South Bank University, Old Bailey and Blackfriars Bridge.

Whatever your religious background, it's worth experiencing London Temple Church, Westminster Abbey, Westminster Cathedral and Brompton Oratory.

When you're in the mood for a sports spectacle, head down to Lord's Cricket Ground to see the Marylebone Cricket Club do battle. Sports lovers also have the chance to snoop around the locker rooms and visit the VIP boxes by taking a behind-the-scenes tour.

Accommodation in Chelsea

If you are not sure yet where to stay in Chelsea, browse Expedia's Chelsea hotel options. There are no less than 1114 hotels to select from in this much-loved destination.

Travelers with a taste for life's finer things can choose from the Bulgari Hotel, London, at 171 Knightsbridge, and the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London, at 66 Knightsbridge. If you want to see what the budget options are like, the Sloane Square Hotel, at 7–12 Sloane Square, and the Montana Hotel London, at 67/69 Gloucester Road, are worthy options as well.

Big Ben is a must-see for visitors to Chelsea, and staying in the vicinity is a good way to ensure you get the chance to fully appreciate it. The Corinthia Hotel London is situated just 0.4 miles away. Another popular choice is the Haymarket Hotel.