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All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
This private club is home to the world’s most famous tennis tournament, Wimbledon. However, if you aren’t in town f...
Arsenal FC
Many Arsenal supporters shed tears when the club left the Highbury stadium in 2006. But while the new venue lacks histo...
Ascot Racecourse
Home to the prestigious five-day Royal Ascot meeting in June — it dates back to 1768 — this famous racecourse hosts...
Charlton Athletic FC
Charlton fans have a reputation for being among the friendliest in the country, and The Valley in south-east London is ...
Chelsea FC
Stamford Bridge is the impressive home of Chelsea. While getting tickets for a game can be tricky, stadium tours run at...
Crystal Palace FC
Crystal Palace are what’s generally known as a
‘yo-yo’ club in that one season they’re promoted,
the next the...
Dolphin Fitness Club
This well-equipped fitness centre is open to non-members as well as members, featuring five squash courts, an indoor he...
Epsom Downs Racecourse
Famous as the home of the two-day historic Derby Festival, with Ladies’ Day kicking it off, Epsom also hosts a progra...
Fulham FC
Craven Cottage is one of London’s more old-fashioned football grounds. Situated in one of the plushest districts, the...
Harlequins RFC
The Harlequins brand extends to Rugby League and the clubs share the Stoop, with Union matches in the Guinness Premiers...
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