Richmond upon Thames

Richmond upon Thames is like a village within London. I live nearby and regularly walk my dog in Richmond Park and along the river (that's me and him on the map!) The novelty of having deer roaming free so close to central London never wears off. If you walk into Richmond from the park you'll find real cows grazing on Petersham Meadows and stunning views of the River Thames. There is something interesting to see every step of the way, from beautiful buildings, lovely cafés and restaurants, interesting little independent shops in The Lanes, as well as two theatres and a cricket green. You can while away the day watching boats go past on the river. I'd recommend it to anyone visiting London!!
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Richmond Hill viewpoint. Stunning views of the Thames snaking its way through lush meadow land.
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Pembroke Lodge. A lovely place to have coffee and something to eat with amazing views from the terrace at the back.
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Petersham Nurseries. Beautiful garden centre with a restaurant, tea room and shop selling the most gorgeous homewares
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Heron Square, home to the bustling Duck Pond Markets selling interesting food on Saturdays and arts, crafts, homewares and clothing on Sundays.
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The Aligator's Mouth. An independent bookshop for children tucked away in the lanes.
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Richmond Riverside. A lovely open space with terraced lawns and benches overlooking the Thames. A perfect place for people watching.
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Kew Gardens. A large botanic garden with many interesting places to visit including the newly restored Great Pagoda.
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Petersham Meadows where you will find cows grazing and lovely views. It's like being in the country.
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