Once you have found your way out of the famous maze opposite, why not drop into this fine historic watering hole? It's a lovely old building and the creaky wooden floors, exposed brickwork, period furniture and open fires make for a warm, traditional atmosphere.
Bushy Park & The Longford River
Hampton Court Road, Hampton, TW12 2EJ
Adjacent to Hampton Court Palace this is London's second largest Royal Park.
Just north of the... More
Bushy Park & The Longford River
Park Office, White Lodge, The Stockyard, Hampton Court Road, Hampton, TW12 2EJ
Just north of the celebrated royal palace at ... More
Konditor & Cook
22 Cornwall Road, SE1 8TW
Konditor & Cook specialise in the creation of amazingly tasty cakes which are also sold on to some of... More
This picturesque pub is an out-of-town hidden gem, perfect for a Sunday jaunt or if you're visiting nearby Hampton Court. Marney's Village Inn is the ... More
The striking Tudor façade of Hampton Court Palace provides a majestic backdrop to this popular open-air ice rink. Located on the west front of Henry ...More
Carol Singing takes place at Hampton Court Palace each year when the courtyards and gardens of King Henry VIII's historic home resound to the harmony ...More
Travel through over 500 years of rich royal history reflected in the palace's varied and stunning mix of Baroque and Tudor architecture. The winding corridors, ... More
The Prince of Wales, a distinctive Victorian gothic public house in East Molesey, just across the river from Hampton Court Palace, started out as The ...More
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Once you have found your way out of the famous maze opposite, why not drop into this fine historic watering hole? It's a lovely old building and the creaky wooden floors, exposed brickwork, period furniture and open fires make for a warm, traditional atmosphere.
