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However, it is Richmond’s green spaces that are at the jewel in its crown. Opportunities to enjoy the outdoors here are endless. On rainy days, historic homes invite you indoors to explore how life was lived centuries ago.
The exotic and fragrant glasshouses of Kew need little introduction, though there’s far more to enjoy across the sprawling UNESCO listed site.
Enjoy the changing of the seasons at the Arboretum, pick up a little inspiration in the many gardens or delve into the intricate world of botanical art in the Shirley Sherwood Gallery.
Peace and tranquillity reign at Richmond’s National Trust property, Ham House. One of a handful of properties across the country to provide a ‘silent space’ for contemplation, a summer house sits within the grounds where visitors can reflect. Elsewhere, it’s a rare chance to see examples of 17th century luxury.
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