Attractions near Greave and Belloc’s House

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Greave and Belloc’s House

104 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London SW4 3SR - England, UK

This grand old house on the River Thames has a long and illustrious history. It has been home to two notable Londoners in the past century in an area that is famous for producing and cultivating some of the...

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Attractions near Greave and Belloc’s House

A selection of attractions close to Greave and Belloc’s House:

Zoom In (< 1 Mile)

Zoom In is a popular non-profit gallery and workshop based in Clapham. It is dedicated to the art of photography and aims to give...

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Battersea Park (< 1 Mile)

Battersea Park is one of the largest and most diverse of London’s inner city parks. Situated beside the river Thames it’s a popular spot...

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The Clapham Grand (1.1 Miles)

The Clapham Grand is a beautiful Victorian music hall theatre that stands just outside the main entrance to Clapham Junction Station. The building has...

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Arding and Hobbs (1.6 Miles)

The Arding and Hobbs department store building was built in 1885 to accommodate the shopping needs of the ever-increasing population around Clapham Junction railway station....

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Lambeth Town Hall (1.6 Miles)

Completed in 1908, this building was constructed as a result of an open design competition which 143 architects entered. The winning architects Warwick and...

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Theatre 503 (1.6 Miles)

Theatre 503 has a reputation as one of the finest fringe theatres in the capital. Opened in 1982 as an extension of the Notting...

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St. Matthews Church (1.7 Miles)

One of London’s strangest churches, St. Matthews really has something for everyone. Despite being a fully functional Anglican church, the building also plays host...

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Brixton Academy (1.8 Miles)

Now one of London’s premier music venues, this building was constructed in 1929 as the largest of the Capital’s four ‘Astoria’ theatres. Its unique...

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Battersea Park Children's Zoo (1.9 Miles)

Battersea Park Children's Zoo has been a popular fixture with young children and their parents since it opened. Although only a small facility it...

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The Pump House Gallery (1.9 Miles)

Located at the heart of South London’s most beautiful park, this art gallery offers a wide range of exhibitions throughout the year. Built in...

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Battersea Power Station (2 Miles)

Designed by Giles Gilbert Scott this iconic landmark was completed in 1939 and powered much of South London until its closure in 1980. The...

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King George’s Park (2 Miles)

This 55-acre city park is located close to the centre of the bustling metropolitan district of Wandsworth in south London. First opened in 1923...

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Wandsworth Town Hall (2.4 Miles)

Wandsworth Town Hall is a large and impressive structure situated at the very heart of Wandsworth in south London. The building which is...

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Couper Collection (2.4 Miles)

The Couper Collection exhibits the artistic works of London artist Max Couper. The exhibitions are onboard a series of London barges moored on the...

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National Army Museum (2.4 Miles)

The National Army Museum is one of the greatest collections of military antiques, artefacts and historic papers related to war in the world. This vast...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)