Where to Go in Kingston upon Thames, london: Top 15 Attractions & Local Favorites

Ria Harris Learning to ride a bike/scooter/skates? This place is all you need. Huge amount of open winding flat track for kids of all ages. Lots of space so little chance of collisions! Two separate play areas (one woodland and one typical playground) and a coffee truck. Dog owners though please stop bringing your dogs (off their lead) into this area… there is plenty of green space around the tracks for this!

Lidia Slezak Used the boat as a transport from Kingston to Hampton Court. Such a lovely time. Will definitely recommend to everyone

Pydiah Rachel (Ramesh Pydiah) The grounds are beautiful, the walks well marked, easy paths. A crystal grotto, Turkish tent, watermill, gazebo looking over the lake and a victorian folly tower. So much to enjoy. Refreshments reasonable and a good selection with seating inside and out. Visiting in late Feb provided a vista of daffodils and drifts of snowdrop. Not too crowded either. Easy carparking and good directions from the A3.

Nick Levy Wonderful Modernist house near Claremont gardens. The house is situated in 8 acres of wonderful gardens. There is parking at the house. The house is only open on Fridays for a few months of the year. You have to book in advance and tickets go really quickly. Our wonderful guide Joyce was very informative. No toilets or cafe on site. You have to go up the road to Claremont gardens for those. Youre not allowed to take photographs inside but you can outside.

Nick Southern A fantastic day out. I got bought a couple of tickets from the wife for Christmas last year and our time to use them was running out so we organised a Tuesday off and went to Brooklands. It was probably the best day out Ive ever had . We climbed in aeroplanes, racing cars, had a simulated flight on Concorde, saw bouncing bombs, sat on vintage busses, drove a bus and racing car simulator. There was so much to do that we were there from opening to closing time, a fantastic place if youre interested in history, aviation, vintage cars, vintage motorcycles , vintage bicycles, and a whole host of other things . Highly recommended.

C Swainston Interesting displays and great website with further information.

E D Beautiful place to visit!! Lots to see and do. The Crystal grotto was super cool.

Coffeegirl A monument > no monument

James hurton First time I have been inside Cobham Mill & enjoyed the talk about the history. Also taking loads of photos & videos. Definitely recommend going.

David N The age and history to this bridge is remarkable. Its right next to the coronation stone and well worth a visit if you enjoy your history. Disabled access is good with a safe pedestrian crossing.

Vernon Rodrigues This is such a beautiful area to just come and chill. If I could sit here for hours, I would.

Finlay Hagan Had a mint day, went on a Friday and Saturday and must have gone on 20+ rides each day. Thoroughly enjoyable. Hyperia was shut on the Friday but got on 3 times on the Saturday. Its great. The single rider queue saves lost of time as well.

Steven The Gothic Temple in Painshill Park offers perfectly framed views of the Serpentine Lake and Five Arch Bridge - its a great spot for photos.

Anne G Lovely grade listed gardens, walk around a lake and then meander up a hill. There are 2 carparks and EVCharging available. A good efficient cafe for hot drinks and food. Disabled access ♿ possible and around the lake. Volunteers very friendly and helpful.

Batman & Robin Beatitful field to go a dog walk or take the kids to the park. Also a fabulous cafe on site that had a massive menu. Great for adults and kids. Dogs welcome inside the cafe on a leash