St Govor’s Well

Tourist attraction in Kensington and Chelsea

Address: London W8 4PU, United Kingdom

Phone: nan

Region: Kensington and Chelsea

Nearest station: High Street Kensington (0.34 miles)

Rated: 3.9/5 on Google.

🌟 St Govor’s Well is an intriguing piece of public art and a historical landmark in London’s Kensington Gardens.
🌊 Unfortunately, the water fountain doesn’t seem to work, which can be disappointing for visitors.
💡 The well has a fascinating history and is named after Saint Govor, a sixth-century hermit who was the patron saint of a church in Llandover.
💧 The inscription around the well tells the story of its origin and mentions its connection to J.M. Barrie’s “Peter Pan.”
🗺️ The location of St Govor’s Well can be easily missed if you’re not familiar with it, so keep an eye out for it!
🌀 Some people found it challenging to read the inscription while walking around in circles, as it made them feel dizzy or disoriented.
⭐ Overall, those who discovered this hidden gem found it very interesting and appreciated its historical significance.
⛲ Despite mixed opinions on functionality and readability, visitors agree that St Govor’s Well adds value to Kensington Gardens’ charm.

Options: Good for kids

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