Find the best Tourist Attractions in Richmond as recommended by local Richmond people in thebestof Richmond's Tourist Attractions directory.
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Located on the banks of the River Thames in Barnes, London Wetland Centre is the best urban site in Europe to watch wildlife, a Site of Scientific Interest and an international award winning tourist attraction in Richmond upon Thames.
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Richmond Park is the largest Royal Park in London, home to around 650 free roaming deer and a leading site for other forms of flora and forna. Having been designated as a National Nature reserve it's one of Richmond borough's premier attractions.
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The Museum of Rugby at Twickenham Stadium is one of Richmond borough must-see tourist attractions for sports fans, housing the largest collection of rugby memorabilia in the world.
Amanda O said
Great pulling factor for Twickenham which should benefit many other businesses. Customers from all over the world visit this attraction and it may be worth have literature on other businesses in the museum area so if customers want to go for lunch they know where to go. A hidden gem in the area that could be used by local residents when they have family visiting.
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Possessing over 500 years of royal history, most closely associated with King Henry VIII's reign, the world renowned tourist attraction Hampton Court Palace allows you to explore its stunning interiors and gardens offering you an insight into Tudor life and royal excess. Within easy reach of both Richmond and Twickenham, it's a perfect day out for the family.
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Great for any occasion, this fleet of traditional and modern luxury vessels from Turk Launches offers an exciting option for tourist attractions in the borough of Richmond. Enoy a boat ride along the beautiful River Thames with Turk Launches.
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Conveniently situated just north of Hampton Court Palace, Bushy Park is the second largest of the Royal Parks, possessing a distinct rural feel, and exeplifies Richmond's reputation as one of the greenest boroughs in London.
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The National Archives at Kew, Richmond, are home to around 1,000 years of British historical records from the Doomsday Book to the present day, including Shakespeare's will, Guy Fawkes' confession and the first American newspaper. [Tourist Attractions - Richmond]
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Strawberry Hill House, built in Twickenham by Horace Walpole from 1749, is a Gothic Revival villa widely considered to be one of the best documented houses in the country, and in-turn amongst Richmond borough's finest tourist attractions.
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The Museum of Richmond at the Old Town Hall is a celebration of the rich heritage of Richmond, Ham, Petersham, Kew and other areas in the borough through colourful displays and exhibitions, an attraction suitable for all ages. Tourist Attractions - Richmond.
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Erected in 1610 with extensions throughout the 1670s, Richmond's Ham House, once home of the Duke and Duchess of Lauderdale, still posseses lavish interiors and a collection of art and furniture amongst it's many unique historical features.
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If you're interested in visiting one of the many outstanding tourist attractions the borough of Richmond upon Thames has to offer, contact Destination Richmond now for a wealth of information about what to see and do in the local area.
Con O said
Excellent local business offering some interesting offers for people who want to holiday in the UK. An example is a romantic weekend on the river in a skiff boat where you sail down the River Thames.
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The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew in Richmond upon Thames is a World Heritage Site and one of Richmond's top tourist attractions. It houses over 40,000 different species of plants and flowers.
joanna w said
Royal Botanic is the best place in London.You can spend there lovely time in Summer,Autumn,Winter and Spring.There are plants from all the world,fantastic glass houses,flowers,sculpters,restaurants,playground and concerts.You can organize nice picnik on the amazing .I highly recommended this place.Donʼt wait just go and check! Just reserve your all day for visiting that amazing garden.
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Soaked in history, it's at the exquisite tourist attraction Orleans House where Richmond borough's premier public art gallery and the baroque Octagon Room, designed by the renowned architect James Gibb circa 1720, reside.
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