Best 9 Places to Visit in Lambeth, london:Attractions & Local Favorites

Christopher Keeffe A small museum on the first floor of what is/was the Tourist Information Centre. The museum, modest cost c£5:00 (with concessions) tells an important aspect of the history of Rochester and nation. The Huguenots fled persecution from Franch, during war of religion. During the same period in history in England Elizabethan laws were applied by successive protestant monarch against English Catholics and other non-conformists. For a small museum, it covers a lot of history and is very informative with artifacts from the period including a bible that was baked in a loaf of bread to hide it. A wonderful and detailed dolls house a small sculpture as well a other objects use in daily, religious and medical life including a bleeding pan. The Hugonauts founded the French Protestant hospital further down the high street. Currently below the museum is displayed one of the original HMV paintings of Nipper - His Masters Voice.

A Mann We visited the Horniman Museum and Gardens during half term, which meant it was very busy, but we didn’t mind at all. We went for a special (paid) workshop that was put on at the museum, which was fully worth the visit. While there we walked around one gallery and it was very interesting. Lots to look and interact it, especially for children. Would love to visit again and with better weather to enjoy the gardens. The view of central London is pretty awesome too.

Amber M Quiet and peaceful green space in the middle of the noisy area. They offer plots allotments for neighbourhood to give an equal chance to locals to enjoy the growing experience! Fairs are great too with pure homegrown honey and freshly baked on the spot pizzas.

Sandy Holman Lovely friendly market with good vibes. So many stalls with a great choice of different fresh produce, food, cakes, breads and pastries. Jewellery, vintage clothes and crafts. Definitely worth a visit.

Heather Everitt Small but informative and an interesting little piece of history. Staged by enthusiastic and knowledgable volunteers.

Steven Rigoni Felt honoured when Rufus wandered over to say hello. His fame hasn’t affected his interactions with the common folk at all.

Andrew Thomas Attractive arch bridge crossing the Thames, linking the areas around Cannon Street to the north and the Tate Modern to the south. Southwark Bridge was designed by Ernest George and Basil Mott, and construction was completed in 1921 by Sir William Arrol and Co. The bridges distinctive green and gold colour scheme makes it an appealing landmark as well as a functional structure.

rashmeemayee mohapatra If you’re looking for a calm and friendly park around Tottenham Hale, this place is a real gem! Here’s what makes it special: Calisthenics Bars: Perfect for bodyweight workouts. The setup is great for pull-ups, dips, and other exercises. You’ll often see friendly people training and encouraging each other. Also free and working leg press machines Cycle parking is therr Family-Friendly: Lots of open space and play areas for kids — they can run, climb, and play safely while parents relax nearby. Bouldering options also available and freeee Plenty of Seating: Benches and sitting areas all around the park, making it easy to enjoy a quiet moment or chat with friends. Community Feel: The park has a very welcoming and friendly vibe. People smile, say hello, and it really feels like a local hangout spot. Convenient Location: • Close to Tottenham Hale Station • Near the school, so it’s lively during mornings and afternoons • Easy to access and safe for families Overall, it’s a clean, peaceful, and social park If you want to do a 5k just take 4/5 laps and your run is done Very convenient

Michael and Julie Bowell Interesting sculptured benches along the promenade which are well constructed with solid materials. Unique artwork which looks good, but personally not sure if goes with the surrounding scenery, will let others judge that for themselves. Otherwise great for photo opportunities!