Definition: Kensington is a city located in the western part of England, near London. It lies within the Greater London area. The City of Westminster has been an important administrative center since the 12th century.
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The term 'Kensington' comes from the Old English word "kenson," which means "king." In the early 16th century, a church was constructed on King's Lane in Kensington for William Temple, who was a wealthy man and patron of the arts. This church became known as St John the Baptist. It later became a parish church of Westminster Abbey, the cathedral of the Church of England.
Kensington is home to many important institutions and historical landmarks such as the London Eye and the Tate Modern Gallery. The area also offers numerous shopping malls and restaurants where visitors can find a wide variety of food, drinks, and entertainment options.
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