The Kensington Olympia station is located in the west of London. It is part of the London Overground transportation system, which serves large parts of Greater London and Hertforshire.
Kensington - Olympia - station was created in 1844.
It has its own station - Kensington Olympia.
South Kensington railway station was created in 1891.
West Kensington tube station was created in 1874.
South Kensington tube station was created in 1868.
High Street Kensington tube station was created in 1868.
All depends which station in Kensington - go from Harlow Town to Liverpool Street on the train, then take the Circle Line (in either direction although eastbound's probably a bit quicker) to South Kensington station.
The tube station with the most letters is "South Kensington," which has 14 letters. This station is located in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea in London and serves the District, Circle, and Piccadilly lines. Its long name stands out among other tube stations, making it the one with the most letters.
The address of the Kensington Library is: 61 Arlington Ave., Kensington, 94707 1037
South Kensington Station
The Broad Walk in Kensington.
Kensington Square is located in London, England.