Chelsea Bridge

The Albert Bridge links Chelsea with Battersea, and is named after the husband of Queen Victoria, Prince Albert. It is a delight to stroll at sunset along the Thames, and see hundreds of bulbs lit. On the other side of Chelsea, is the house of the architect Norman Foster; It's a large glass building with interesting architecture. Ordish Rowland was the architect of the project, which was built between 1870 and 1873. It measures to be 216 meters long and and just over 12 meters wide. If you walk the whole distance, you'll have some beautiful views.