Richmond Green london

YOU COULDN'T MAKE IT UP!! A MIND BLOWING EXPERIENCE!! Picture the scene: it's 3pm on a chilly Sunday afternoon in early February. Children are playing games on the green, enjoying the last of the light before it's time to head home. Couples are strolling arm in arm, stretching their legs before a trip to the theatre, the cinema, a restaurant or one of the pubs that face on to the green. All is as it should be. Suddenly and without warning what looks like hundreds of thousands or even millions of pink and white marsh mallows descend from the sky and cover every inch of the green. People are rushing about confused, not knowing whether to run for cover or record the phenomenon on their camera phones. It then starts to rain, hard. This turns the marsh mallows into a sticky gooey soup. All those who stayed on the green are now stuck where they stand. And the rest, as they say, is history. You couldn't make it up. Five stars.

Beautiful place for the dog to run and be happy.. lovely walk for us humans as well. Make sure you check when you can go. There a few months of the year were the cows and other animals are free to roam there and you cant take the dogs. :)

This place is mostly used to park your car and then walk to Richmond high street. Parking is always busy, especially over the weekends. Please be prepared to roam around to find a parking but once find then you could enjoy.

Nice green surrounded by restaurants pubs and ice-cream shops very close to Richmond main street - away from the bustle of the traffic. Recommended a visit if you're in Richmond out and about.

Fabulous place love scenery. Easy access to town and river. Very relaxing place to be in the sumner

THIS IS A LOVELY PLACE TO VISIT WITH A NICE WALK TO THE RIVER THAMES TO KINGSTON UPON THAMES AND BEYOND. HAVE A WONDERFUL LIFE TO ONE AND ALL GLOBAL.NICE.❤️

Hidden away behind the busy shopping streets of Richmond Town Centre, Richmond Green is a fabulous open space, fabulous for picnicking or watching cricket. Surrounded by elegant houses, the hidden jewel is the site of the old Richmond palace, which is well worth an explore. A comprehensive guide to the Palace is on some signage on the Green, opposite the Palace gates. Did you know Queen Elizabeth I died here? Well now you do!

Such a nice place, beaut surroundings. But Keep an eye on your parking meter. relaxing, cafes & pubs on the boundaries : )

Large, pretty green space behind busy High Street. Perfect for a quick stroll with or wthout a dog or for a picnic in the summer. Watching the sunset was amazing.

A wonderful area in central Richmond, which is one of London's best and most interesting towns. Very historical, always worth a visit. Has numerous excellent pubs and restaurants along with superb shopping.