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Richmond upon Thames has a phenomenal range of attractions for all kinds of visitors. It’s home to an abundance of Royal History, picturesque landscapes, hidden gems, for those looking to find something off the beaten track, and a great wealth of entertainment; from live music venues to award winning theatres.
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- Richmond Park
- Richmond Green
- Have A Pint at The Ted Lasso Pub
- Church Court and Church Walk
- Riverside and Richmond Bridge
- Richmond Laneways – Brewers Lane and Golden Court
- Isabella Plantation
- Old Palace Lane / White Swan Pub
- Richmond Pubs and Bars
NOX Richmond Stylish modern hotel located near the river. Rooms include a fully equipped kitchenette. Bingham Riverhouse Elegant boutique hotel overlooking the river Thames set in a Victorian townhouse. Rooms have Art Deco inspired furnishings, 4-poster beds and built-in sound system. Richmond Riverside Modern apartments located in an elegant Victo...
One of London’s eight Royal Parks with a whopping 2500 acres of parkland to explore, Richmond Park is a peaceful place to roam or cycle around for hours at a time without a care in the world. If you’re lucky, you’ll also encounter the park’s most famous inhabitants, the deer who roam around freely (and can often be spotted snoozing in the shade). T...
Popular with picnicking families (and weekend cricketers), Richmond Green is one of the prettiest parks in the whole of London. Nestled amongst the Victorian splendour of Richmond and surrounded by old buildings and pubs, Richmond Green has been a focal point of the area since the Middle Ages, when jousting tournaments were often held here. Given h...
One of the best looking pubs in Richmond, The Prince’s Head pub on Richmond Green doubles as the fictional ‘Rose and Crown’ pub in the Apple TV series Ted Lassostarring Jason Sudeikis. Ted Lasso plays for the fictitious Richmond AFC football / soccer team and often enjoys a drink with Coach Beard here. The exterior of The Prince’s Head / Ted Lasso ...
Church Walk is located just off the main George Street thoroughfare and is a cute, cobbled street home to a nice Fullers pub – The Angel and Crown, with an outdoor area within Church Walk itself. In addition there are several independent shops such as The Alligator’s Mouth childrens book shop. Continue through to Church Walk to see the St Mary Magd...
Probably our favourite thing to do in Richmond, the riverside is also its star attraction. Locals and tourists flock here in their hundreds on warm sunny days, with ample space to sit on the lawns or benches. If you want to head out on the water and row, row row your boat merrily down the Thames, you can hire a boat from the boathouses beneath Rich...
There are two equally charming laneways worthy of your time in Richmond, both leading to Richmond Green from George Street – Brewer’s Lane and Golden Court. They each have cafes, pubs (the Prince’s Head is a particularly nice pub) and sweet treat stalls hidden down their narrow lanes and are a nice traffic free diversion, away from the smog of the ...
Pretty in Pink. Other than the Richmond Park Deer, the likely other natural highlight here will be a visit to Richmond Park Isabella Plantation, a wonderful wooded area and glade popular with families and walkers famous for its bright pink flowers and shrubs. Isabella Plantation can be visited for free throughout the year but blooms best in April a...
Village life in the heart of Richmond, the Old Palace Lane, accessible from Richmond Green or the riverside, is home to a host of cute cottages covered in wisteria (giving Fulham Palacea run for its money in the wisteria hysteria stakes). It also has a charming and cosy inn bedecked with flowers, the White Swan Pub. London Travel Planning Facebook ...
Richmond has lots of bars and pubs to drink in, from sunny riverside spots to outdoor terraces overlooking Richmond Green. In fact, we’d go as far as saying Richmond has some of the best pubs on the river in the whole of London. The best historic pubs and riverside pubsin Richmond include:
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Things to Do in Richmond-upon-Thames, England: See Tripadvisor's 112,445 traveler reviews and photos of Richmond-upon-Thames tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in May. We have reviews of the best places to see in Richmond-upon-Thames. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.
Things to See & Do in Richmond Upon Thames. Discover the historic charm and natural beauty of London's greenest borough. Explore captivating streets, iconic landmarks indulge and dive into the rich history and culture of Richmond upon Thames.
Sep 27, 2023 · Contents. Richmond is a town in Southwest London on a meander of the River Thames. It is home to Richmond Park; the biggest Royal Park in London, and Richmond Bridge, which was built in 1777. Along with an abundance of history that dates back to Henry VIII and the Tudor times, Richmond has been voted the ‘happiest’ Borough of London for many years.
Things to Do in Richmond-upon-Thames, England: See Tripadvisor's 112,465 traveller reviews and photos of Richmond-upon-Thames tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in May. We have reviews of the best places to see in Richmond-upon-Thames. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.
Dec 20, 2021 · Where to eat, drink and explore in South-west London’s green and serene neighbourhood. By Charlotte Taylor. 20 December 2021. For a slice of country life within the bustle of London lies the leafy, Thames-side suburb of Richmond. This corner is home to some of London’s best-loved spots: Richmond Park, Kew Gardens, Richmond Riverside.
