Meeting Point

Outside Sloane Square Tube Station

Duke of York Square

The square is home to Sir Hans Sloane statue and the HQ of the Cadgon Estates, who have owned and managed Chelsea Manor since the 18th Century.

Kings Road

The Kings Road was the heart of 1960's swinging London and 1970's punk. But it was also home to two of the world's most famous spies who where neighbours. We will also talk about Mary Poppins, Peter Pan and Winnie Pooh who all have strong links to Chelsea.

Royal Hospital Chelsea

Home to the Chelsea Pensioners in their icon scarlet coats, it has a history reaching back to King Charles II, the merry monarch.

Tite Street, home of Oscar Wilde

We will hear the story of Oscar Wilde's raise and fall, which happened here. Tite Street is also home to artists, painting the world's richest and most famous people.

Chelsea Old Church

Chelsea Old Church has a Tudor history and links to the most famous Tudor King and one of his doomed wives and advisors.

Ending Point

Kings Road