[2025 Greenwich Attraction] Travel Guide for Severndroog Castle and Tea Room (Updated Feb)

Severndroog Castle was built in 1784 as a memorial to Sir William James by his wife Lady Anne James. It celebrates his most famous exploit, the capturing of the island fortress of Suvarnadurg. Severndroog Castle is 132 metres (432 feet) above sea level, gifting it with one of the best panoramic views of the London cityscape, the Thames River and the edges of London's seven surrounding counties. #castle #unitedkingdom

#londontrip My visit to Severndroog Castle and Tea Room was a delightful and unexpected find in the heart of London. This charming castle is perched atop Shooters Hill, offering panoramic views of the city. The location, nestled within Oxleas Wood, provided a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of London. The castle itself is a picturesque Gothic revival structure, with its tower offering breathtaking vistas of the cityscape and surrounding woodlands. The accompanying tea room was a cozy spot to unwind and enjoy a traditional British tea, complete with delicious scones and sandwiches. The friendly staff added to the warm and inviting atmosphere. Nearby attractions include Oxleas Wood, a tranquil forest perfect for a leisurely walk, and the ancient Woodlands Farm, offering a glimpse into rural life in London's past. Severndroog Castle and Tea Room is a hidden gem, combining history, natural beauty, and a delightful tea experience. It's a wonderful choice for those looking to explore a lesser-known side of London. #uk #europe #london