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Claudilla Says: The variety of scenery is what I found exceptional during this walk, unfortunately not all the park has got smooth pathways where buggies can go, therefore I would not take your baby/toddler in a pram.
mollymoo0oo0 Says: It is some time since I last visited the caves, but they've always remained a fun and special experience in my mind.A little hideaway, almost unannounced in this leafy area, you will find Chislehurst Caves welcoming you for a fascinating tour of just some of it's miles of...
BluBluBlu Says: Within the cave complex can be seen 'the hospital', the saxon 'alter', and the 'haunted pool'...plus those areas used by the army, and where the public hid during the London blitz!
BluBluBlu Says: These are the only 'thing' to do in the village...although I believe the best part is the village itself...such a pretty location.Chislehurst Caves are a labyrinth of dark mysterious passageways which have been hewn by hand from the chalk, deep beneath Chislehurst. There are...
BluBluBlu Says: There are a few guest houseshotels in Chislehurst, but why not stay in a pub? Under my nightlife section are the Bull Inn & the Crown Inn that both offer accomdation.
BluBluBlu Says: Anyone who has been to Bangkok will recognise the name of this Thai/Malaysian restaurant. Its part of a chain...and the restaurant/bar is decorated in a kinda Thai style...with lots of thai niknaks.
BluBluBlu Says: On Royal Parade there are several restaurants including an Italian and a Pizza Express.
BluBluBlu Says: This is another pub/hotel...situated just behind the Royal Parade. Good beers & food as all Chislehurst pubs provide.
BluBluBlu Says: This is a pub & hotel, located at the end of the Royal Terrace. This is a lovely quiet part of the Village surrounded by greenery.
BluBluBlu Says: This is a great pub, on the Bromley side of the common, in a dip. Its quite old, built 1684, and has two bars, and a rear garden you can sit in. It does get very busy on a warm summers evening, where customers spill out on to the adjoining common.
BluBluBlu Says: Apart from a few of the large 'chains' Chislehurst has lots of privately owned shops. Antiques, Interior Design, softfurnishings and boutiques are situated on both the high street and on Royal Parade.
BluBluBlu Says: Chislehurst has a well known war memorial for the memory of those that lost their lives in the World Wars...but, close to the Ramblers Rest is this memorial in memory of those who died in the Napoleonic wars...and this is much nicer!
BluBluBlu Says: This is the pond nearest to the Royal Parade...a bit low on water in August...
BluBluBlu Says: If you wander around Chislehurst Common there are 6/7 ponds. This is the closest one to the High Street...and is popular for feeding the ducks, swans, and geese.
BluBluBlu Says: This is a view taken from behind the Village cricket pitch, looking NW over some gentle rolling hills...London at its best!
BluBluBlu Says: I guess Chislehurst itself is...off the beaten path! Not many people, even Londoners, would recognise this as a photo of a London road...but it is! Chislehust is full of roads and lanes like this!
BluBluBlu Says: Chislehurst has several churches...this is a methodist church.
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This is a pub & hotel, located at the end of the Royal Terrace. This is a lovely quiet part of the Village surrounded by greenery.
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Like Blackheath, this is a Village within London, about 10 miles from central London. Its scattered over a large area...with two main commercial areas...the rest is common land, woodland, and ponds....
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almost a little village between Sidcup and Bromley
Chislehurst is situated in the London Borough of Bromley, also residing in the county of Kent. It is a small pocket on the journey between Sidcup and Bromley, which is almost a little village for......
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Scadbury Park Local Natural Reserve
This beautiful park extends for more than 125 acres, and it's more than a park but a natural reserve host to a wide part of the local wildlife. Situated on the way to Chislehurst, it's still in the......
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Pretty town with Napoleonic connections
Chislehurst has some nice pubs. My usual is the 'Tiger's Head', but the 'Bull's Head' is ok too. Both do good draught beers, 'Young's' in the case of the Bull's Head. The Tiger's Head is good in the...
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