History of Wimbledon
Wimbledon is an interesting holiday destination at any time of year, thanks to green open spaces, a beautiful hilltop village, and a traditional windmill.
Wimbledon is an interesting holiday destination at any time of year, thanks to green open spaces, a beautiful hilltop village, and a traditional windmill.
This recently restored museum houses an exhibition about the history of the windmill and is also the location where Baden Powell wrote his Guide to Scouting.
A must-see for tennis enthusiasts, the real Wimbledon trophies are on display here. Visitors can join a tour to learn about the event's history, tournaments, and clubs.
Housed in an architecturally significant, beautiful building over a century old, the theatre presents a mix of musicals, comedy, and dance.
Whilst staying in Wimbledon many visitors opt to go take day trips to the bustling, cosmopolitan centre of London. See iconic landmarks such as Big Ben and the London Eye or walk along the Thames, simply absorbing the atmosphere.
See the changing of the guard or join a tour of the Queen's official residence.
Visit one of the country's biggest and best-loved aquariums, where you can see over 400 marine species, including sharks, clown fish, and starfish.
Spot celebrities and famous faces at this top attraction, home to influential celebrities from showbiz, sport, politics, and royalty, all formed in wax.