Bromley is the largest London borough. Located in the south east of the capital, it includes Beckenham, Orpington, West Wickham, Crystal Palace, Cray Valley, Penge, Anerley and Biggin Hill.
Location
It is well sited as the heart of London is only 20 minutes away by mainline train and 35 minutes by road. There are fast and frequent train services to Victoria, Charing Cross, London Bridge and Waterloo, as well as to Ashford, Tunbridge Wells, Maidstone, Canterbury, Dover and Hastings. London’s two main airports - Heathrow and Gatwick - are both easily accessible by road. More information about how to get to Bromley.
With more than thirty-five square miles of protected countryside, picturesque parks and woodlands to explore, it's easy to forget that the bright lights of London's West End are less than twelve miles away from Bromley Town Centre. From bustling high streets to tranquil rural villages; London's largest borough is full of contrasts and possibilities.
Attractions
Bromley is famous for its horticulture, with thousands of bulbs and trees planted every year to ensure the borough is always looking its best. With this image comes a commitment to protect the countryside and landscape for future generations. There is a wealth of woodland, nature trails, commons and open spaces, providing a haven for those seeking peace and tranquillity.
One of the famous historical attractions in the borough is Charles Darwin's home - Down House. Here you can explore his home and see where Darwin worked and absorb the calm and peaceful atmosphere that so inspired him. You can also visit the world’s first ‘theme park’, located at Crystal Palace Park containing the recently restored dinosaur attraction. Find out more about places to visit in Bromley.
Added to this are quality shopping centres and specialist markets, plus popular family events that take place throughout the year.
As a visitor to Bromley you will enjoy the best of all worlds.
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