events in and near twickenham
Terrace Gardens, located close to Richmond town centre, was originally formed from three separate eighteenth century estates and was opened as a public park in 1887.
Petersham Road, Richmond, Surrey, TW10 6RH
tel: 08456 122 660
Internationally prized garden centre
Queen Elizabeth Walk, Barnes, London, SW13 9WT
tel: 020 8409 4400
There is no better way to see Richmond than by hiring a Blazing Saddles Bike. We have Royal Richmond Park with its beautiful views, and you can also visit Ham House, Teddington Lock, Kew Gardens and even Hampton Court Palace for the day!
2 Bridge Boathouses, Riverside, Richmond, TW9 1TH
tel: 020 8948 8240
Boat Route: Westminster - Kew - Richmond - Hampton Court
- Duration: Richmond - Hampton Court: approx. 1h
Westminster Passenger Services, Westminster Millennium Pier, Victoria Embankment, London, SW1A 2JH
tel: 020 7930 2062
An important open space since the Middle Ages
With Richmond Health Walks, your local Walking for Health scheme, you can take part in a free short walk nearby to help you get active and stay active at a pace that works for you.
Richmond Council for Voluntary Service, 20 Mortlake High Street, London, SW14 8JN
tel: 07471 038 116
Richmond Heritage Guides organise a range of guided walks throughout the year.
Richmond Cycles, 425-427 Richmond Road, East Twickenham, TW1 2EF
tel: 020 8892 4372
Petersham Playhouse, established in 2011 by Anna Boglione and Louis Waymouth, uses the backdrop of Petersham House to showcase works from deft contemporary writers, performers, musicians and dancers - blending theatre, dance and music.
Parkcycle is Richmond Park's Cycling Centre located at the Roehampton Gate car park. Bikes can be hired from Parkcycle by the hour for up to 4 hours. It is possible to book in advance by calling 07050 209249.
One of London’s best kept secrets, this atmospheric Stuart mansion nestles on the banks of leafy Richmond-upon-Thames.
Park Avenue, East Sheen, London, SW14 8RG
tel: 020 3772 2999
Since 1922, The Poppy Factory (originally called the Disabled Society) has been employing wounded, sick and injured ex-Service personnel in its Factory
