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The Nunhead Cemetery on a Sunny Day

On a sunny day, the Nunhead cemetery is the perfect place to explore and get some time outdoors as spring begins. Established in 1840, the Nunhead Cemetery is one of the Magnificent Seven Cemeteries […]

A walk through the Gallery’s gardens…

Nestled in a very green corner of Dulwich, I enjoy the peaceful setting of the Gardens at Dulwich Picture Gallery. The sun was shining a few days back, so it was the perfect opportunity to […]

It’s Christmas time in Melbourne Grove!

Local Christmas fun has been cancelled this year, but Melbourne Grove in SE22 has been decorated with festive lights and fun decorations to make you a smile during this uncertain period. The street has been decorated by […]

Best of South London - Check out our walking section

For many, these past few weeks have been a journey of discovery of local walks. Check out our walks and cycling section for several south London journeys for you to discover. Here are our top […]

Celebrating London Open House Weekend

This weekend, 22-23 September is the annual London Open House weekend, where buildings, great and small, are open to public for free. For architecture enthusiasts and the openly curious alike, this is a wonderful chance to explore […]

South London’s Mulberry Heritage: Belair, Brockwell & Myatt’s Fields

The Mayor of London has commissioned the Museum of Walking to run a walkshop that covers three historic estates where mulberry trees were grown (and where some still survive): Belair, Brockwell Parks & Myatt’s Fields. The route […]

Thames riverfront - Walk south side

One of my favorite weekend activities, whether I’m in London or traveling, is to walk…everywhere! I’ve learned so much about life in a city by observing the scene around me, noticing how one street changes […]

Escape the city in Battersea Park

If you’re aching to get out of the hustle and bustle of the city for the day, Battersea Park in Wadsworth is the perfect escape. Nestled on the south side of the Thames across from […]