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£6, concessions £5, children under 16 £3.75, children under 5 free, tours available with additional fee
A large area (460 hectares) of woodlands, open grass areas and healthland with a windmill, nature trails and ponds. Also the legendary home of the Wombles.
Showing local history in Wimbledon from the Stone Age to the present day.
A museum which depicts the history of windmills.
The first Buddhist temple in the UK.
34 acres of parkland.
It is one of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments, held each year over a two week period in late June & early July.
Lessons and horse riding on Wimbledon Common.
The theatre is a Grade II Listed Edwardian theatre showing West End plays and musicals.
A large modern multiplex in Central Wimbledon with 12 screens and IMAX screen.
Children's theatre.
Italian.
Lebanese food, courtyard garden.
Indian.
Chinese.
Great burger restaurant.
Good Japanese food.
Italian.
Good Chinese and Japanese noodle bar, great value. Try the bento box.
Thai.
Large pub with a wine bar next to the main pub called Smart Alex. Food served. Roof terrace with bar.
Food served.
A wine bar below the Prince of Wales Pub. Seating outside. Food served.
A Youngs pub, food served.
Large pub in the centre of the Wimbledon village. Food served, lots of seating outside.
Food served.
Food served.
Food served, seating outside.
Cocktail bar for chavs, run by chavs!
Decent local pub serving very good real ale. The only pub in London owned by the Hopback Brewery. Walled garden. Bar food served. BBQ on Sundays weather permitting. "No loud music/TV policy" for those who want a quiet pint.
Serves food, owned by Punch Taverns.
Terrace overlooking central Wimbledon. Serves food.
J D Wetherspoon
Food served. Some seating outside - now nearly completely taken up by smokers. Always has a wide and well-kept selection of real ales.
A 50-bedroom hotel, refurbished.
A beautiful hotel overlooking Cannizaro Park to the rear and Wimbledon Common to the front. Excellent dining.
Small family-run hotel.
Shopping centre with two floors of shops. Shops include Boots, Blooms, H&M, Holland & Barratt, M&S, Superdrug, The Works, The Body Shop and WHSmith. There is a Costa Coffee on the ground floor, and a gym.
Include Morrisons (The Broadway), M&S (Centre Court), Sainsbury's (Worple Rd and The Broadway towards South Wimbledon), Tesco Express (Centre Court, South Wimbledon and Wimbledon Village) and Waitrose (larger store on Alexandra Road, smaller store on Wimbledon Hill Road)
A department store just off the High Street and a few minutes' walk from the Tube & Rail station.
By train
Services run from London Waterloo via Clapham Junction to Wimbledon Station (about 15 min). Trains from Wimbledon go to Guildford, Hampton Court, Dorking, Shepperton and Woking.
By plane
Wimbledon is almost equidistant between the two major London Airports, Gatwick Airport and Heathrow Airport.
By tram
Wimbledon Station is the northern terminus of two London Trams routes which cover much of South London:
By car
The A219 runs through Wimbledon Hill Road, Wimbledon Bridge to the Broadway and beyond. The A3 is the main route to Wimbledon when coming in from the M25 Motorway or Heathrow Airport.
By bus
Wimbledon is served by local bus routes including routes 57 Kingston/Clapham Park), 93 (Putney Bridge/North Cheam), 131 (Kingston/Tooting Broadway), 156 (Vauxhall), 163 (Morden), 164 (Sutton), 200…
By car
Parking available at Centre Court Shopping Mall. Off-street parking is normally made available by home-owners looking to make some additional income from the rental of their driveways and garages.
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