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Fulham Road
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'''Fulham Road''' is a
street in
London,
England, that runs from the
A219 road in
Fulham, in the
London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, through
Chelsea to
Brompton Road and the
A4 road A4 in
Brompton, Kensington Brompton, in the
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
Fulham Road runs parallel to the
Kings Road, going west from the area called Brompton Cross. There are plenty of antique dealers and specialist interior furnishing stores which help to give Fulham Road a rather sedate atmosphere. Between the Brompton and Chelsea and Westminster Hospitals the area of Fulham Road is referred to as "The Beach", due to its relaxed continental atmosphere, especially in summer.
The nearest tube station is at South Kensington.
The
A308 road A308 follows Fulham Road from Brompton Road to Chelsea. Fulham Road is known for the following landmarks:
*
Stamford Bridge (stadium) Stamford Bridge football ground, home of
Chelsea F.C.
*The first ever
Habitat (furniture store) Habitat store, opened by
Terence Conran on
May 11 1964
*
Cineworld Cinema
*
Fulham Broadway tube station
-
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
*
Royal Brompton Hospital
*
Royal Marsden Hospital
At the Fulham end of the street:
*
Fulham Palace
*
Putney Bridge
See also
*
Longest Streets in London
Category:Streets of London
Category:Kensington & Chelsea
Category:Hammersmith & Fulham
