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Hammersmith is a district of West London, England, 4.3 miles (6.9 km) southwest of Charing Cross. It is the administrative centre of the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, and identified in the London Plan as one of 35 major centres in Greater London.
- King Street. Hammersmith’s principal artery, King Street was the main road to Windsor Castle for hundreds of years. Posting houses were set along the way at short intervals, and many of these have since become pubs.
- Ravenscourt Park. It’s a mystery how this 20-acre park has kept off most Londoners’ radar. Ravenscourt Park dates back to the Palingswick Estate in the 12th century, which was renamed Ravenscourt 250 years ago.
- Eventim Apollo. Facing the Hammersmith Flyover is a majestic performance venue steeped in rock and pop folklore. First off the Apollo is a spectacular Art Deco building designed by Robert Cromie and opened in 1932.
- Emery Walker’s House. An enthralling time capsule of the Arts and Crafts Movement, no. 7 Hammersmith Terrace was the home of printer and engraver Emery Walker, and was hardly touched after he passed away in 1933.
The Hammersmith Bridge across the River Thames is worth a small detour if you're in the area. There's no real reason for the average tourist to visit Hammersmith though.
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- The Mall Hammersmith, London
- Hammersmith River Walk. As former Hammersmith residents, possibly our favourite thing to do in Hammersmith was to go for a pleasant stroll along the River Thames.
- The Dove pub, Hammersmith. The Dove in Hammersmith has a lot going for it as it is possibly the most well known pub and bar in Hammersmith. Not only does The Dove have a fine riverside dining area and deck directly overlooking the Thames, but it oozes history throughout.
- IKEA Hammersmith. Know your Norberg (table) from your Misterhalt (table)? Then good, as a little bit of Scandinavia comes to Hammersmith. IKEA, the legendary Scandinavian furniture seller recently opened their first store in West London.
- Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith. OK, whilst it has officially been called the Eventim Apollo for a good few years now, most people still refer to it as the Hammersmith Apollo, in deference to the history of this legendary music venue.
- Hammersmith Bridge. If you ever imagined strolling across a Victorian suspension bridge with gorgeous panoramas of the Thames like you’re the main character, I’ve got news for you…
- Hammersmith River Walk. Based on the first point, I’m sure you know by now that if there’s one thing Hammersmith promises, it’s a cracking riverside ramble.
- Lyric Square & Lyric Hammersmith Theatre. Lyric Square, King St, London W6 0QL.
- Ravenscourt Park. Ravenscourt Park, one of Hammersmith’s verdant gems, is the ticket for a lush green escape right in the heart of the city. With a gorgeous 13-hectare spread of lawns, lovely flower beds, tree-lined walkways, and even an ornamental lake, it’s the perfect place for picnics, leisurely strolls or an invigorating run.
Hammersmith. 167 reviews. #549 of 2,757 things to do in London. Neighbourhoods. Write a review. What people are saying. By therichastill. “ Transport Hub ” Nov 2021. Hammersmith Tube station is actually two stations across the road from each other. “ Hammersmith ” Dec 2022.
One of London’s most vibrant, multicultural markets, this street market has run for over 100 years. You’ll find all kinds of food here, from fresh produce to food vans serving rather famous falafel. And there’s clothing, crafts and fabrics too.
