The wealth that surrounds SW7 brings with it a profusion of posh local shops and entertainment. The Cromwell Road, Fulham Road, and Old Brompton Road are littered with newsagents, antique dealers, boutique book stores, and fancy eateries. The Natural History Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum, and the Science Museum all reside in the northern section of SW7 on Exhibition Road . Also, Royal Albert Hall is just around the corner on Prince Consort Road . Continue north on Exhibition Road and you will run straight into Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens. Together, they are 625 acres of beautifully designed public gardens with plush green grass and lots of open space. In the heart of SW7 lies South Kensington underground station. This station caters to the Piccadilly, Circle, and District line trains. There are many notable pubs, bars, and clubs in the area too. The Anglsea Arms, on Onslow Gardens , is one of the last truly “free” houses serving wonderful beer. Boujis, the very posh and quite famous nightclub is located next to the South Kensington Underground station.