Discover these places worth visiting in Richmond upon Thames and select a hotel nearby for ultimate convenience
Royal Botanic Gardens, KewMMaxSThe Royal Botanic Gardens Kew is one of the many and most beautiful parks in London, located on the south bank of the Thames in the southwestern suburbs between Kew and Richmond. The park covers an area of more than 130 hectares.The Royal Botanic Gardens Kew included in the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2003, has the world's largest collection of living plants — more than 30,000 species from all over the planet, about 750 researchers also work here, and about 7 million plant samples are located in herbariums.The Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, being a complex of botanical gardens, greenhouses and greenhouses, are also considered a very important research and educational center. In addition, you can see many architectural structures and attractions of various styles in the park.
Hampton Court PalaceCCowyIt’s a lovely day out, especially when it’s a sunny day. We went to an English pub before hand and walked over. The gardens are massive to scroll around in and the many galleries inside to see historic items.
Richmond ParkAAnonymous1Nice vibe and greeneryLots of wildlife animalsRelaxing viewBeautiful walks in the park suitable for family time
Marble Hill HouseMM22***63English style. Very good, there is a large swimming pool inside, the water is blue, the water is clear, and the building is very beautiful. The route is a bit far away. And on the mountain, but the air is absolutely good and worth a visit.
QIU GONGCcoo***anUnlike most national palaces, the palace is remote and quiet, more like a warm home. In fact, the palace is the smallest and most private royal palace in the UK. Through the palace, you can see the private life of the royal family and understand the dark behind the royal glory.
Bushy ParkAAnony Qthe park is famous for park run (5k every Saturday) but it’s also a good spot for watching deers, birds or even rabbits!
WWT London Wetland CentreSStefan’s TravelsWhat a day out, amazing for kids and not only. The wildlife is spectacular, bring binoculars or a good camera as there are observation decks where you can have a go at bird watching in their free, natural habitat.
Isabella Plantation1137***66In Richmond park, located in the southwestern suburbs of London, there is a secret garden Isabella plantation flowers. This is a holy place for rhododendrons. There are more than 50 kinds of rhododendrons in the garden, which enters the blooming period in May every year. It is worth visiting ~