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1. Kew Gardens
Category: Arts & Entertainment » Landmarks / Parks in Richmond
Tags: botanical, botanical gardens, exotic, flowers, garden, gardening, gardens, kew, park, plants, trees, walk
-adam- wrote on 05-06-2009 "As a village liver i’ve seen some nice gardens but nothing quite like kew, it really is amazingly beautiful and I have no qualms about admitt......" more...
Category: Arts & Entertainment » Landmarks / Parks in Richmond
Tags: calm, cricket, green, green space, high street, park, picnic spot, relax, relaxing, rest, richmond, shops
Ruxy wrote on 14-11-2008 "So relaxing for a walk or a picnic after a hard day’s shopping! Lots of eateries and pubs nearby too! =D" more...
3. Kew Green
Category: Arts & Entertainment » Landmarks in Richmond
Tags: a205, artists, church, cricket, green, houses, kew, kew gardens, park, pubs, relaxation, south circular
peterbjones wrote on 17-11-2008 "Kew Green is split in two by a road which runs through it and over Kew Bridge, but it is still large enough to enjoy on a sunny day. There is a cri......" more...
4. Kew Palace
Category: Arts & Entertainment » Landmarks in Richmond
Tags: cultural, hidden, thought-provoking, treasure
amethyst wrote on 07-12-2007 "A hidden treasure, closed for ten years until 2006. Beautifully restored, it reopened just after the Queen celebrated her 80th birthday there with......" more...
Category: Arts & Entertainment » Landmarks » Memorials in Richmond
Tags: beatles, crawdaddyclub, stones, yardbirds
Templar wrote on 21-09-2008 "This is where the infamous Crawdaddy club was home to the Stones. 1 Kew Road, Richmond, London, the building is still there. A piece of Rock histor......" more...
Category: Arts & Entertainment » Landmarks / Parks in Richmond
Tags: ball games, families, natural beauty, picnics, river view
amethyst wrote on 22-06-2008 "When the weather is kind, there’s no finer place to be than enjoying nature’s bounty with (arguably) one of the greatest views in Londo......" more...
Category: Arts & Entertainment » Landmarks in Richmond
Tags: 1603, elizabeth i, palace, tudor
amethyst wrote on 17-08-2008 "If you’re walking along the riverside in beautiful Richmond, continue until you come to Old Palace Lane. Turn-in, keep alert, and after a fe......" more...
"As a village liver i've seen some nice gardens but nothing quite like kew, it really..."
"Kew Green is split in two by a road which runs through it and over Kew Bridge, but it..."
"So relaxing for a walk or a picnic after a hard day's shopping! Lots of eateries and..."
"This is where the infamous Crawdaddy club was home to the Stones. 1 Kew Road,..."
"If you're walking along the riverside in beautiful Richmond, continue until you come..."
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