Routes
Route Chelsea
Starting in Sloane Square
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14 locations
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12 writers
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52 minutes
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2.3 miles
You will see fourteen locations and twelve writers on the Chelsea Route. The length of this tour is 2.3 miles and it will take at least fifty minutes by foot; remember to consider the time you will spend admiring the locations as well!
The starting point of this route is Sloane Square Underground Station. Following this route, you can see ten blue plaques, one memorial plaque, two sculptures and a museum.
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When you start the Chelsea Route, open the Writer's Path Map from our website (make sure you are subscribed in order to gain access to it).
On our map, you can see the distance of the locations and the best ways to travel between them. You can also read the information about the author and their association with the locations.
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You can see many great writers on the Chelsea Route: P.L. Travers, Bram Stoker, Mark Twain, Oscar Wilde, George Eliot, George Gissing, Thomas Carlyle, Sir Thomas More, Elizabeth Gaskell, Gavin Maxwell, Samuel Beckett and Jean Rhys.
If you fancy visiting another interesting location on the route – albeit not related to literature – you can have a look at the world famous singer, Bob Marley’s house, at number 42, Oakley Street (SW3 5NT) after visiting the sixth location on this route.
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Once again thank you for using Writer's Path on your trip. If you would like to tell us about your experience with this route or if you want us to add something, please do send an email to info@writerspath.co.uk.
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Have fun!
Writer's Path Team