Ham Travel Guide

In the borough of Richmond, Ham is a picturesque hamlet along the banks of the Thames in southwest London. Ham is a bit like stepping back in time, with beautiful open areas, old homes, and taverns, as well as one of the loveliest and most lovely commons on the outskirts of the city. Here is the Ham Travel Guide.

Points of Interest in Ham

You might be excused for thinking you’d left London since Ham has such a classic hamlet vibe about it. It is much bigger than it seems. Here is a list of sites to see in Ham that can easily be completed in a one-day trip.

• National Trust – Ham House and Garden
• Ham Common and Ham Duckpond
• Richmond Park
• Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
• Hampton Court Palace
• Richmond Mystery Treasure Trail
• Bushy Park
• Stag Lodge Pony Rides

Ham Shopping Centres

Whether you want to save money on big-name brands or enjoy an all-day shopping-entertainment experience, Ham’s malls and outlets have you covered. Are you ready for some shopping therapy?

• Gallions Reach Shopping Park – Unit 18a 3 Armada Way, Newham, London, E67ER
• The Vicarage Fields Shopping Centre – Vicarage Field Ripple Rd, Barking, IG11 8DQ
• Beliza Co UK – 194a Office 508 182-184, High St North, London, E6 2JA

Ham Public Schools

There are plenty of public schools in Ham. Here is a list of Ham’s elementary and secondary schools:

• Cleves Primary School
• Kensington Primary School
• Shaftesbury Primary School
• Plashet School
• Kingsford Community School

Ham’s Places of Worship

• East Ham Baptist Church
• Saint Mary Magdalene’s Vicarage
• St Bartholomew’s Church, East Ham
• High Street South Methodist Church
• East Ham Elim Church

Pubs and Bars in Ham

Look no farther than this list of trendy Ham pubs and bars if you’re hunting for a chill place to unwind after a long day. Each of these top Ham pubs has its own charm.

• New Inn
• The White Swan
• The Dysart
• Ham Brewery Tap
• The Hand & Flower
• The Roebuck
• The Fox And Duck