Chelsea Embankment Gardens
Chelsea Embankment Gardens are situated at the feet of the bridges along the busy Chelsea Embankment. The gardens contain spring and summer bedding, trees, shrubs and grass areas.
The bridge gardens provide pleasing surroundings whilst walking alongside the Thames. In the nearby St Thomas More Gardens, there is a statue of St Thomas More. This is near the Chelsea Embankment Gardens outside Chelsea Old Church.
Address
Chelsea Embankment, SW3
Map
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Accessible entrances
Level access to the park can be found at:
- Chelsea Embankment
Facilities
- Seating
Park rules
Our park rules include:
- barbecues are not permitted in the park
- events and professional photography need permission
- no cycling in the park
Find further information about our Park rules.
History of Chelsea Embankment Gardens
The Thames was embanked by Sir Joseph Bazalgette in 1869 to 1874. These small gardens were created after the embankment.
Lieutenant Col Sir James MacNaughton Hogg opened the Chealsea Embankment in May 1874.
Contact us
- telephone: 020 7361 3000
- email: [email protected]
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