A moderate walk (riverside) starting and finishing in Surrey, England, about 12.20km (7.58 mi) long with an estimated walking time of about 3:30h. It is suitable for prams & pushchairs, wheelchairs, but unsuitable for families with children.
This riverside walk takes in some of the nicest stretches of the Thames Path. There are several points of interest along the way, and good pubs as well for refreshments.
Follow the path along the Thames, which passes a couple of nice pubs and two large parks. When you get to Richmond Bridge (the first one you meet) go up the steps and cross to the other side of the river.
The Thames path follows both sides of the river, so you can walk along either side. There are several attractive bridges along here, and you will also pass Fulham FC, Putney rowing club, and some very nice houses!
From Putney Bridge, you can get home from Putney Bridge Tube Station(north side). Alternatively, head up Putney High Street for East Putney Tube Station or Putney railway station.
The Thames Path is a great way to see London without going near roads. Plus, once you are on the path you can't get lost and you can add extra or leave the walk early as you pass near lots of train stations along the way.
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Heinrich
The Thames Path is a great way to see London without going near roads. Plus, once you are on the path you can't get lost and you can add extra or leave the walk early as you pass near lots of train stations along the way.