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Brilliantly iconic sculpture by David Mach, installed in 1989.

The entrance to Richmond Park is from the south-west corner. There is a free toilet block and a car park at this entrance.

A great view of Kingston Bridge from Barge Walk. With more views across the river, it's a fine place to stop for a breather and watch the water traffic go by.

The perimeter road in Richmond Park is a great trail for bikes, if you're running or walking try the Tamsin trail which follows close by but on trails. Wherever you are, keep an eye out for the deer who roam the park.

Richmond Park is the largest of London’s Royal Parks at 2,360 acres (955 hectares) in size. Historically the hunting grounds, or the reserve of the monarch, the park is now open to the public and is now a marvellous recreation area complete with deer and a wide range of wild birds.  Here at Sheen Cross, you are at the main intersection of roads and trails within the park. There are wide open spaces with good views, trees, and the deer abound the area here. The traffic will be light as access to Richmond Park is limited.

Kingston is a buzzing area of London that has a thriving riverside eatery scene. Here you can watch the boats go by, have something to eat, and at the same time have a great view of one of London’s oldest bridges.  Kingston Bridge is built of Portland stone and comprises five beautiful elliptical arches. Just a super place to take some time out.

Good old fashioned bike shop