Named after Henry VII’s favourite Earldom, Richmond in Yorkshire, the borough of Richmond upon Thames is steeped in history and offers an array of open landscapes, beautiful royal parks, a unique selection of bars and restaurants along the River Thames, and plenty of things to do.
From wildlife and parks to historic houses, museums and galleries, theatres, and the Thames Path National Trail, there is something for everyone in this beautiful borough.
Wildlife and Parks
The London Wetland Centre, located in Barnes, is a 105-acre nature reserve that is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including ducks, geese, swans, otters, and even flamingos. Visitors can explore the reserve’s boardwalks, hides, and wetland habitats to observe the wildlife and learn about wetland conservation.
Richmond Park, a former hunting ground of…
