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Starting from the Science Museum, walk along Exhibition Road towards Kensington Road. Visit the Royal Albert Hall and see the Albert Memorial. Continue along Kensington Road and enter the Bird Walk to reach Kensington Gardens, with Kensington Palace on the left. Walk around the Round Pond and head towards the Long Water. To the left, you can see the statue of Peter Pan and the Italian Gardens. To the right, visit the Serpentine Galleries and walk through Hyde Park. Finally, head northeast to Speaker's Corner for public speeches and debates. Afterward, you can go shopping on Oxford Street or take the tube from Marble Arch Station to any location in London. With the Science Museum on your left, walk along Exhibition Road towards Kensington Road. Turn left to visit the Royal Albert Hall. Cross over the road to see the Albert Memorial. Continue along Kensington Road and then turn right into the Bird Walk, which takes you through Kensington Gardens, with Kensington Palace on the left. Head to the other side of the Round Pond and back into the heart of Kensington Gardens. When you reach the Long Water, you have two choices. Going to the left will take you past the statue of Peter Pan and then, on the north edge of the park, to the Italian Gardens. From here, you can then walk into Hyde Park and head southeast towards the Serpentine Lake, which separates Kensington Gardens from Hyde Park. Going to the right will take you to the Serpentine Galleries, two contemporary art galleries with free admission, one either side of the Serpentine. Walk around part of the Serpentine and through Hyde Park. Head off in a north-easterly direction to get to Speaker's Corner, the traditional space for public speeches and debates where everyone can stand and speak on any subject, as long as it is lawful. From here, you can go shopping along Oxford Street or take the tube from Marble Arch Station to a London location of your choice.
