Inside London

Fulham is a district of London, well known in Italy since the seventies, when the first Italians arrived in English in search of fortune. Together with Kensington and Chelsea, Fulham saw the first Italian restaurants in the capital flourish; you know Nino Manfredi in Spaghetti House? A movie to see

The most famous streets of Fulham are between Parsons Green, Fulham Road, Fulham Broadway and Fulham High Street, merging with the much more famous King’s Road, which in turn reaches Sloane Square. Several attractions, in addition to the numerous pubs and restaurants suitable for nightlife, are particularly worth mentioning the Fulham Palace, once the residence of the Bishop of London from the 11th century to 1975 (although the foundation dates back to 704), and the adjoining Botanical Garden. Will football fans know for sure that the home stadium of the Chelsea F.C. team, its name, is also present in Fulham Road? Stamford Bridge.