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• Ancient woodland thought to be at least 8,000 years old
• Features oaks, silver birch, and winding paths for nature walks

Oxleas Wood

• Offers miles of open green space with lovely views
• Ideal for enjoying nature and open landscapes

Oxleas Meadows

• Stop here for coffee and a bite to eat during your walk
• Offers outdoor seating with pleasant views

Oxleas Wood Cafe

• Gothic tower built in 1784 by Lady James
• Features a viewing platform with incredible views across London
• Visit to see historical exhibits and learn about its origins

Severndroog Castle

• Open green space for walks and connecting to Woolwich
• Part of the longer South East London walking route

Woolwich Common

• One of Britain's most important military sites
• Weapons and ammunition were made here for centuries
• Explore its fascinating history through existing buildings and exhibits

Royal Arsenal

• Walk by the river with views of the Thames Barrier
• Park features diverse landscaping and recreational areas
• See the impressive flood defense system opened in 1982

Thames Barrier Park

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Explore Woolwich's Green Spaces and Historic Sites

• Grand Victorian railway station, a landmark in London
• International rail services to Europe via Eurostar
• Features shops, restaurants, and a famous champagne bar

St Pancras International

The British Museum London - Exclusive Guided Museum Tour

• Hidden museum founded in 1828 with around 100,000 specimens
• Features dodo bones, extinct animals, and the famous jar of moles
• Part of University College London, dedicated to natural history

Grant Museum of Zoology

• Holds over 170 million items, from 3,000-year-old artifacts to modern works
• See historical pieces like Magna Carta, Shakespeare's First Folio
• Also features handwritten Beatles lyrics and original manuscripts

The British Library

• Quirky park that was a Victorian gas holder built in the 1850s
• Once held 1.1 million cubic feet of gas, now a unique urban green space
• Offers a blend of historical industrial architecture and modern design

Gasholder Park

• An impressive railway structure featuring 37 red brick arches
• Ideal for a day trip or a longer weekend stay from London
• Enjoy walking routes through quiet paths and open fields
• Still actively used by trains today

Ouse Valley Viaduct

Explore the Highlights of a 7-Day UK Tour: Cities and Culture

• Famous railway viaduct known from the Harry Potter films
• Located in a scenic area of the Scottish Highlands
• Jacobite steam train crosses the viaduct

Glenfinnan Viaduct

• Village near the Ouse Valley Viaduct
• Starting point for circular walks to the viaduct
• Easily accessible by train from London Bridge

Balcombe

• Parking option for visitors driving to the viaduct
• Provides a 30-minute walk to the viaduct
• Convenient for exploring the surrounding area

Ardingly Reservoir Car Park

• Beautiful old country house hotel and spa
• Features an outdoor pool and lush grounds
• Located in the picturesque Sussex countryside
• Ideal for a relaxing weekend getaway

Ockenden Manor Hotel & Spa

• Go up one of the chimneys for 360-degree city views
• Features a unique lift experience to the top
• Explore the surrounding area for more activities
✓ Tickets from £16 per person

Battersea Power Station

• Take a lift 109 meters up for panoramic city views
• Located inside one of the Battersea Power Station chimneys
✓ Tickets from £16 per person

Lift 109

Battersea Power Station's Chimney Lift Experience

• Spot the monkeys from the London Zoo along the walk

London Zoo

Little Venice London: Journey Through Lost Memories Quest

Queen Mary's Rose Gardens

• End point for the canal walk from Camden

Paddington Basin

The Rolling Bridge

The Fan Bridge

Floating Pocket Park

• Follow the canal towards Primrose Hill

Regent's Canal

• Colourful Victorian street dating back to the 1850s

Chalcot Crescent

• Offers one of the best viewpoints in London

Primrose Hill

• Historic pub dating back to the 1800s
• Menu focused on seasonal British dishes
• Pan-roasted duck breast and classic fish & chips recommended

The Engineer

• One of London's oldest houses, dating back to the 1680s
• Explore rooms filled with antique furniture, paintings, and porcelain
• View a collection of historic musical instruments, some from the 1500s

National Trust - Fenton House and Garden

Ted Lasso Filming Locations: A Self-Guided Richmond Walking Tour

Fenton House: London's Oldest Home With Musical Instruments

• Historic marina and commercial port
• Features shops, restaurants, and residential buildings
• Good starting point for a riverside walk

St Katharine Docks

London East End Food & Market Tour by Do Eat Better 

• Iconic landmark and combined bascule and suspension bridge
• Built in the late 19th century
• Offers panoramic views of the Thames

Tower Bridge

• Historic pub and restaurant in an 18th-century warehouse
• Named after Charles Dickens, opened by his great-grandson in 1976
• Offers fish and chips with fresh haddock and crispy batter
• Enjoy views of St. Katharine Docks from the balcony

The Dickens Inn

London's Riverside Fish and Chips Tour

• See famous artworks brought to life with huge digital projections.
• The experience surrounds you with art from floor to ceiling.
✓ Price is from £29.50 per person.
• Consider attending an adults-only event.

Frameless Immersive Art Experience

Frameless - Immersive Art Experience in London

• This major shopping street is just off Frameless Immersive Art Experience.
• Find iconic department stores and various shops.

Oxford Street

• This iconic landmark is the endpoint of a walking route from Paddington.
• It serves as a grand gateway to Hyde Park.
• Explore the nearby Speaker's Corner.