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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.

This is a very pleasant area of South London, located by the river Thames.

If arriving by car there is a (very very) small National Trust carpark on Magna Carter Lane. From there you can follow the footpaths through fields towards the priory ruins and the Ankerwyke Yew. The notice board with more information is located across a stream and worth a read!

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.

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, thus cutting off Penton Hook Island. After the lock was installed, local farmers used to drive their cattle over the lock to graze. Now the island makes for a nice short walk with picnic benches and great views of the river.

great area for cycling or relaxing

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The palace was built in 1514 for Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, Henry VIII's chief minister. The palace is a Grade I monument and is currently open to visitors. The palace has a rich history and is home to several exhibitions and events. Visitors can discover the public dramas and private lives of Henry VIII, his wives and queens, and their children in the world of the Tudor court. Admire Henry's Great Hall and the Tudor kitchens. Discover the spectacular Baroque palace built for William III and Mary II and explore Hampton Court Palace's outdoor spaces and 60 acres of magnificent gardens

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