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A quirky place for a coffee and cake, while walking along Twickenham's Riverside.
Submitted by Stephen
Affording a rich history, The Fox has stood on this site since 1670. It serves real ale and British food in its characterful, cosy interior.
Submitted by Csaba
Taking its name from nearby Twickenham Stadium's nickname, The Cabbage Patch deserves the Triple Crown honour as THE rugby pub in London, if not the UK!
Submitted by John
Held once a year, it's a great day out for all the family - live bands, face painting and traditional games.
Submitted by Csaba
Gorgeous gastro pub near Marble Hill Park - great for Sunday roasts but book ahead!
Submitted by Stephen
During the day this place functions as a greasy spoon café usually full of builders, but in the evening it turns into an amazing, authentic, family run Italian restaurant. The food is to die for and because they don't have an alcohol licence, its BYOB!
Submitted by Ellen
With its free to access gardens and a delicious café, Strawberry Hill House is a peaceful local hideaway.
Submitted by Stephen
A beautiful garden on the banks of Thames in Twickenham with sculptures made from renowned Italian white Carrara marble.
Submitted by Vinny
This beautiful 18th century Georgian house is set in stunning parkland close to the Thames. You can go on a guided tour of the house for a fee or just enjoy the park for free.
Submitted by Delphine
London's oldest micro-brewery. There is a bar that is very popular with the Rugby crowd and they also do tours.
Submitted by Andrew
Under new management, this pub is a great stop off when walking between Twickenham and Richmond!
Submitted by Oliver
Great pub, great food and a great atmosphere! They always play rugby on the TVs too.
Submitted by Greg
There are some delicious coffees and cakes on offer in this popular, relaxing café.
Submitted by Stephen
Armstrong's are first class in every way. Excellent flavour to all the meats, there's a good selection of cheeses and cooked hams, and the lamb shanks are enormous!
Submitted by Greg
A lovely café and lunch venue that is extremely popular with the local crowds. Owner Maurizio is a local character who knows everyone and makes a mean coffee.
Submitted by Andrew
Why not explore the nearby areas of St Margarets, Ham, Whitton, Teddington, Richmond, Old Isleworth, Isleworth, Hounslow, North Sheen and Syon
Did you know?
"In the mid-1700s, Horace Walpole bought Strawberry Hill House and transformed it into a gothic villa. It was here that he was inspired to write what is considered the first ever gothic novel, 'Castle of Otranto'."
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A beautiful leafy suburb with great local schools and excellent transport links. We really like Crane Park for a long dog walk with its nature reserve and shot tower. The Whitton part of Twickenham has a quieter feel and 1930s charm.
Dan
I love watching the cricket on Twickenham Green in the summer. There are also some fantastic river walks in the area and on a summer's day, famous Marble Hill Park is great for a picnic.
Adam
Twickenham is a town of three parts - the beautiful old part, the modern high street and the quiet, residential Twickenham Green area.
SM
Beautiful parks, great schools, close to London on the Overground and lots of waterways and wildlife.
Chris
Twickenham is a large suburban town 10 miles southwest of central London and the administrative headquarters of the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. As part of the suburban growth of London in the 20th century, Twickenham expanded and increased in population. There are a large number of fine houses in the area, many of them Victorian. Twickenham is bordered on the south-eastern side by the River Thames and Eel Pie Island — which is connected to the Twickenham embankment by a narrow footbridge erected in 1957, prior to which access was by means of a hand-operated ferry that was hauled across using a chain on the riverbed. The land adjacent to the river, from Strawberry Hill in the south to Marble Hill Park in the north, is occupied by a mixture of luxury dwellings, formal gardens, public houses and a newly built park and leisure facility.
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