Museum of Richmond
A local history museum in Richmond's Old Town Hall, with displays on the town's royal palace and riverside past.
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Places worth your time in Kew & Richmond
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the neighbourhood.
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A local history museum in Richmond's Old Town Hall, with displays on the town's royal palace and riverside past.
A UNESCO World Heritage garden with the Palm House, the Temperate House, a treetop walkway and thousands of plants.
Open parkland between Richmond and Kew, once part of the royal estate, with sports pitches and the former King's Observatory.
A Tudor royal palace where Elizabeth I died. Little survives apart from the Gatehouse on Richmond Green.
A thatched royal summer retreat tucked into the woodland of Kew Gardens.
The site of a medieval Carthusian monastery beside Old Deer Park. Little remains above ground.
An independent bookshop in Richmond.
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Hundreds of paintings of plants from Marianne North's travels, hung floor to ceiling in a Victorian gallery in Kew Gardens.
A broad village green fringed by Georgian houses, with the old palace gatehouse and summer cricket.
A ten-storey Chinese-style pagoda in Kew Gardens, designed by Sir William Chambers and built in 1762.
Royal Park of grassland and woodland, known for its herds of deer and its National Nature Reserve status.
British royal palace within Kew Gardens, associated with George III and his family.
Public art gallery on the Thames riverside in Twickenham.
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Georgian villa and riverside park in Twickenham, managed by English Heritage.
Museum in the former Kew Bridge Waterworks, Brentford, with a large collection of steam pumping engines.
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Thames-side historic house and garden in Petersham, managed by the National Trust.
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