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Why not explore the nearby areas of The Moleseys, Teddington, Hanworth, Whitton, Thames Ditton, Twickenham, Ham, Kingston and Esher
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"Playwright and Renaissance Man Sir Noel Coward lived at 131 Waldegrave Road, Teddington."
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I like the outdoor heated swimming pool in Bushy Park – particularly in the winter with mist coming off the water – Hampton Court Palace and of course, the Thames and boating.
Jenny
I love Hampton because of Bushy Park and the eccentric individuals that live in the area!
Georgie
A quiet suburban area centred on an old village on a bend in the River Thames, Hampton is one of the three communities known collectively as the Hamptons. Hampton is located 13 miles (20.9 km) south-west of Charing Cross. Life in Hampton is village-like, so you won’t find as many amenities as you would in other areas in the west of Greater London. There are however transport links with 4 train stations and several bus routes. The most famous attractions in Hampton include Hampton Court Palace and the 18th-century Garrick’s Temple to Shakespeare, and there are several glorious green spaces too.
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