Marlow Town Centre

Marlow is a vibrant Georgian market town situated within pretty scenery besides the River Thames. Its historic streets have many restaurants, cafes, pubs, shops, and places to stay. Famous residents have included T.S. Eliot, and Mary Shelley, who finished her Gothic masterpiece Frankenstein while living in the town. Marlow is also home to one of Britain’s most prestigious rowing clubs and has produced many Olympic rowers, including Sir Steve Redgrave, whose statue stands in Higginson Park.

Start your walk for free and avoid the paid carparks which are usually full. Free parking on the east side of town at gosmore, and on the west side at pound lane both are safe residential areas.

Small, fine town in the suburbs of London