Wimbledon Common
A large area of heathland and woodland, protected by an 1871 Act and managed together with Putney Heath.
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A large area of heathland and woodland, protected by an 1871 Act and managed together with Putney Heath.
A Grade II* listed windmill on the Common, now a museum of windmills and milling, local history and the Scouting movement.
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The old village at the top of the hill, with a High Street of shops, pubs and cafés close to the Common.
Home of the Wimbledon tennis Championships, played on grass each summer. The grounds belong to a private members' club.
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A tennis museum in the All England Club grounds, with the Championships trophies and a guided grounds tour. Book on the official site.
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A Grade II* listed public park of ornamental gardens, ponds and sculpture on the south-west edge of the Common.
A public park with a lake, landscaped by Capability Brown in the 18th century, beside the All England Club.
A theater for children aged 0 to 13, with a main auditorium, a studio for the youngest, a café and play spaces.
A Grade II listed Edwardian theater that opened in 1910, with a smaller studio beside the main auditorium.
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A Thai Buddhist temple in Wimbledon, under Thai royal patronage. Check its website before visiting.
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A local history museum at 22 Ridgway, founded in 1916 and run by volunteers from the Wimbledon Society.
The Grade II* listed parish church of Wimbledon. The present building dates from 1843 and has a 196-foot spire.
The town center's shopping and office complex, formerly known as the Centre Court Shopping Centre, near the station.
A residential area in the London Borough of Wandsworth, with the District line station most used for the All England Club.
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