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Travel from London to Hampton Court

by jo104

Travelling to Hampton Court by boat is a wonderful way to travel and replicates the journey that would have been made in Tudor times. It can be fairly pricey though from Westminster so perhaps travelling from Kew or Richmond to Hampton Court will be more advisable.Also please note a trip from Westminster to Hampton court can take anything from 3.3hours to 5 hours depending on high tide and 1.5 to 2 hours less from Kew or RichmondThere are other boats that only go to Kew / Richmond run by other organistations then transport for london. You do get a discount with your oyster card.

Travel from London to Hampton Court by train

by jo104

We caught the train from Waterloo and it took us 30min to get to Hampton Court stationA zone 1-6 will cover you otherwise get a cheap day return for about GBP5.50 or use a network railcard and get a discount for up to 4 people travelling with you.

Good Railway Connections

by Bwana_Brown

While staying in Farnham, if you want to do some sight-seeing in London, there is no need to worry about the hassles of driving your car in traffic and then finding a reasonably-priced parking spot - not to mention the daily traffic levy that you have to pay just for driving your car into the congested central part of the city. Cameras record all vehicle license plates and the mandatory fee must be paid within 24 hours to avoid a fine for daring to drive into the already crowded city.I have always enjoyed sitting back in comfort and letting the trains and subways do the work for me when I visit London. We grabbed this modern 9:30 AM South West train at Farnham station and sat back in comfort, watching the country roll past as we made the one hour trip to Waterloo Station on the banks of the River Thames. The trip reminded me of several that we took from Horley (beside Gatwick Airport)...

Our Journey

by Bwana_Brown

This battered and well-used map shows our route around southern England, starting from the Red dot denoting Farnham, Surrey. From there we went east into London before continuing further east and north in a loop that took us back toward the west through Cambridge and Banbury. Stratford-upon-Avon marked our most north-westerly point before we headed south through the Cotswold Hills to the Bristol/Bath area. We then went directly south to Stonehenge before heading off generally west toward Devon and finally Cornwall on the tip of England before backtracking straight to London again.On our December, 2005 trip, we again used Farnham as a base, for three nights, before we headed west to Cornwall. We managed tours as described on my 'Horley' and 'London' pages on the first two days before travelling to Cornwall slightly north of the 2004 route shown on this map, stopping first to view the...

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Always Good to Have Your Own Wheels

by Bwana_Brown

I reserved our rental car (over the internet via 'Expedia.ca' on Jan. 2) from Hertz, requesting an economy car at a rate of 122 pounds/week (US$225) with a daily rate of 17 pounds (US$32). When we landed at Heathrow, we did not have to wait long at the Hertz counter before we were served by the only lady on-duty at about 9:30 AM. I gave her my paperwork and she phoned over to the main rental area for them to get back to her with the details of which exact vehicle we would be receiving. Since there was no-one else waiting, we chatted away quite pleasantly on a number of subjects while we waited for the return call. After a some time, I suggested that maybe she should call again to see what was happening. She agreed that it was a good idea and, after hanging up, she said - 'you know, you have been waiting quite some time - I think that I will give you an upgrade'! Hey, a nice conversation...

Train from London to Hampton Court

by kathycollins

We walked to Victoria Station, took the South Central Train to Clapham Junction, then the South West train to Hampton Court. The journey takes approximately 45 minutes and the palace is a 2-minute walk across the bridge from the station. Direct service from Wimbledon station via the South West train runs every 1/2 hour and takes about 35 minutes.Hampton Court is in Travel Zone 6.

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