The Top 20 Attractions around Runnymede
There are plenty of places to see and visit around Runnymede. Whether you love hiking or cycling, Runnymede is a region where 20
hidden gems are waiting to be explored and visited. Check the top places to visit in the region and plan your next adventure today.
hidden gems are waiting to be explored and visited. Check the top places to visit in the region and plan your next adventure today.
Last updated: September 29, 2025
This granite memorial was commissioned and first unveiled in 1957 by the American Bar Associate to commemorate the Magna Carta, considered the foundational document for the rule of law.
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This is a great spot for Picnic. Cow pond is amazing pond with lovely ducks, birds and Lovely views. highly recommended this.
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A beguiling sight, the Ruins were constructed from columns, pedestals and slabs recovered from the vibrant Roman city of Leptis Magna, which was in what is today Libya. The stones …
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This memorial sits within an acre of land given by the British to America to commemorate the 'death by assassins hand' of American President John F. Kennedy.
Unveiled in 1965 …
Unveiled in 1965 …
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This memorial was unveiled on the 17th October 1953 to commemorate the deaths of over 20,000 airmen and woman during the Second World War.
Also known as the Runnymede Memorial, …
Also known as the Runnymede Memorial, …
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The Magna Carta was an agreement that the King of England would rule under law, it's said to be the founder of the countries legal system. King John met the …
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Single track canal path. Gritty hardpack, probably OK all year for gravel bikes. Northern section gets a bit narrower with some roots, and of course very close to the water …
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Built in the 18th century by James Paine, Chertsey Bridge is a lovely Grade-II listed white stone bridge. The bridge spans the River Thames between Chertsey and the low-lying riverside …
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Lovely stretch along the Thames with swimming opportunity, just beware of some vicious potholes in the road, specifically don't try to go around the speed bumps.
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Penton Hook Lock on the River Thames was opened in 1815 to prevent floodwater to burst through the banks of the River Thames as it tried to carry straight on, …
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