Attractions near Dulwich Old Cemetery

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Dulwich Old Cemetery

Dulwich Village, London SE21 7HN - England, UK

Dulwich Old Cemetery has 12 Grade II listed tombs. Consecrated in 1616 by the Archbishop of Canterbury, George Abbot, the cemetery was the resting place for residents of Dulwich Village for hundreds of years. Buried here in unmarked graves are...

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Attractions near Dulwich Old Cemetery

A selection of attractions close to Dulwich Old Cemetery:

Dulwich Picture Gallery (1.3 Miles)

This is the oldest public art gallery in England. Purpose built in 1817 by Sir John Soane, it has skylights that illuminate the pictures below...

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South London Theatre (1.3 Miles)

Founded in 1967, the South London Theatre is a repertory style non-professional theatre in the heart of West Norwood. The company manage two spaces, the...

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Crystal Palace Museum (1.3 Miles)

The Crystal Palace Museum has been managed by the Crystal Palace Foundation - a registered charity - since 1990. Taking its name from the original...

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Norwood Park (1.5 Miles)

Norwood Park is a vast country park on the edge of Greater London close to the borders with northern Surrey. The park has many...

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Dinosaur Park (1.5 Miles)

The Dinosaur Park is just one of many attractions within the historic Crystal Palace Park in South London. Joseph Paxton, architect of the Crystal Palace,...

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Crystal Palace Park (1.5 Miles)

This 200-acre park in South London contains the stunning terraces and Sphinx of the historic Crystal Palace, which burned down in 1936. Visitors to the...

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Horniman Museum (1.8 Miles)

The Horniman Museum is a large public museum located on the border between Forest Hill and Dulwich in south east London. The facility was...

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Tooting Bec Common (2.8 Miles)

Tooting Bec Common is a large park that stretches several miles across south London. For generations this common-land has been a traditional meeting place...

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Carnegie Gallery and Library (2.9 Miles)

The Carnegie Arts Centre and Library is just one of many beautiful facilities that the great philanthropist Andrew Carnegie paid to have built across the...

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198 Gallery (3 Miles)

Established in 1988 after the Brixton riots, this gallery was formed in order to try and unite the people of south London with the medium...

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Tooting Bec Lido (3 Miles)

This enormous swimming pool complex measure 90 metres by 30 metres and is thought to be the largest open air swimming pool in Europe....

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Ruskin Park (3.1 Miles)

Ruskin Park's 36 acres contain flower gardens, tree-lined avenues, an ornamental pond, a paddling pool, a children's play centre, an all-weather sports area and a...

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South London Gallery (3.1 Miles)

The South London Gallery is one of the most prominent contemporary art facilities outside of central London. The gallery is located next to the...

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Brockley Jack Theatre (3.4 Miles)

The Brockley Jack Theatre is one of the most exciting entertainment venues in south London. The facility was completely refurbished and overhauled in 2003...

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