Queensway

Queensway is a toponym used in several countries to designate roads, districts, and transit-related places, often named in honor of a queen. The name appears in different urban contexts, reflecting historical naming conventions and administrative choices.

In London, Queensway refers to a major road in the City of Westminster, running roughly east–west through the Bayswater and Notting Hill area. The street supports a mix of residential and commercial life and is served by Queensway station on the Central line of the London Underground.

In Hong Kong, Queensway is a prominent road in the central business district, running through areas known for offices and government buildings. It forms part of the network of roads that connect central commercial districts with adjacent neighborhoods and public transit.

In Singapore, Queensway is a road in the Queenstown planning area. The vicinity includes the Queensway Shopping Centre, a long-standing electronics and home-appliances hub located along Queensway, with access to nearby public transport and residential areas.

Beyond these examples, the name appears in other Commonwealth countries and former colonies on streets, neighborhoods, and commercial zones. As a toponym, Queensway commonly signals centrality or prominence and is often associated with retail, government, or transit functions in the local urban fabric.