Richmond upon Thames guide

The London borough of Richmond upon Thames incorporates some 1,714 streets. Richmond upon Thames at its widest point is 9.9 miles by 10.7 miles in length.

The London borough of Richmond upon ThamesHome to the rich and famous for centuries, from Henry VIII to Mick Jagger, Richmond-upon-Thames boasts magnificent houses and gardens, many of which stem from the river that forms the heart of this popular enclave. Discover world-renowned Hampton Court Palace and maze, the oldest Tudor palace in England, and Kew Gardens, with its 300 acres containing collections of over 40,000 varieties of plants. Marble Hill House, the Thames-side villa built between 1724-29 for Henrietta Howard, mistress of King George III, is also open to visitors.

Twickenham Stadium and Museum, the home of English rugby, is located within the borough, as well as theatres and art galleries, specialist shopping, and two excellent repertory cinemas. The finest feature of the borough is Richmond Park, with its herds of red and fallow deer. The most magnificent park in the capital, this expanse offers some of the most attractive countryside in Britain.

These 1,714 streets are home to over 673 LondonTown.com featured venues, which include 269 restaurants, 132 shops, 65 attractions, 31 clubs and pubs and 83 leisure venues.

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