How to Experience the Best of London During Wimbledon

Uncover the History

London is bursting at the seams with rich history, with a museum for just about any interest! Science, art, archaeology, transport, and design, London’s got enough world-class museums to keep you occupied for weeks! With so many to choose from, you’ll have a hard time selecting just a few to visit. Some of our favourites are the British Museum, the trio of museums at South Kensington, and of course the Wimbledon Tennis Lawn Museum - the largest tennis museum in the world!

See the Sights

You can’t visit London without checking the most famous landmarks off your bucket list. Take a private tour or jump on one of the city’s famous red sightseeing buses to make sure you don’t miss any.

Some unmissable spots:

• Buckingham Palace
• Westminster Abbey
• Big Ben
• London Bridge
• London Eye
• The Shard
• Hyde Park

Explore Wimbledon

Apart from the Wimbledon Tennis Lawn Museum, Wimbledon has several extraordinary sites to be explored. You can experience a sense of tranquillity at the Buddhapadipa Temple, be captivated by the Wimbledon Windmill, stroll through the Wimbledon Common, and take a tour of the Southside House - a preserved piece of Wimbledon history.

Travelling to Wimbledon

Wimbledon is perfectly positioned in Southwest London, making it easy to get to from several London airports. Public transport makes it simple to travel to Wimbledon from anywhere in London and once you’re there, you can take a bus, tram or even walk to take in all the sights.