Attractions in Vauxhall - London

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Barkers Arcade (< 1 Mile)

This arcade of shops is far too exclusive and exciting to be called a ‘shopping centre’ in the traditional sense. Housed in the magnificent old ‘Barkers’ department store building...

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Italian Fountains (< 1 Mile)

The Italian fountains are some of the most beautiful monumental structures in any of the London parks. They don’t tower above the park like the nearby Marble Arch or...

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Kennington Oval (< 1 Mile)

Kennington Oval is the original oval in Kennington that which the famous old cricket ground nearby was name after. This oval stands at the centre of a major road...

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Marguerite Radclyffe Hall (< 1 Mile)

Radclyffe Hall was a well-known and controversial writer throughout her life in living in Kensington. ‘The Well of Loneliness’, her best-known work was banned shortly after its publication because...

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Sir Henry Newbolt’s House (< 1 Mile)

Henry Newbolt was born in Staffordshire in 1862 and after being educated at Oxford University moved to London to begin a career as a lawyer and barrister. Although a...

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St Mary Abbots Church (< 1 Mile)

The present building that stands at the junction between High Street Kensington and Kensington Church Street was designed in the 19th Century by legendary architect Sir Giles Gilbert Scott and...

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St. George’s Church (< 1 Mile)

St George’s is a small but beautiful church at the top of a hill overlooking the residential streets of Kensington. The church has been beautifully crafted from the finest...

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Statue of Jenner (< 1 Mile)

Edward Jenner is one of British science’s most famous sons and this is why he has been immortalised I this statue on the edge of Kensington Gardens. Jenner was...

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The Long Water (< 1 Mile)

The Long Water is as its name suggests, a long thin body of water that flows through Kensington Gardens into Hyde Park, where it becomes known as the Serpentine....

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Walter Crane’s House (< 1 Mile)

Born in Liverpool the son of a moderately successful artist, Walter Crane moved to London to practice art in his early twenties. He became well known because of his...

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