Dulwich is a historic district of south London located just 5 miles from the centre of the capital. Although still called a 'village' and retaining much of its Georgian charm, it's traditional village centre is now surrounded by neighbouring districts and is a built up area of London. The area is famous for its Picture Gallery and private schools, including Dulwich College, but has many other interesting spots and green spaces to make it worth while visiting, This guided walk gives an insight to the history and attractions of the area, as well as some recommendations for food and drink.
North Dulwich station - start
Traditional finger post
Old Burial Ground
Site of the old village stocks
Crown & Greyhound pub
Georgian cottages
Webster memorial fountain
Old Grammar School
Edward Alleyn sculpture
Christ's Chapel
Dulwich Park
Pickwick Cottage
Dulwich Picture Gallery
K2 red telephone box
Lovers' Walk
Belair House
River Effra (part of)
West Dulwich - finish
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