About Twickenham
Twickenham is a historic and lively riverside town in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, best known as the home of English rugby. Located between Richmond, Whitton, Strawberry Hill and the River Thames, it combines sporting fame, local shopping, riverside charm and attractive residential streets. Twickenham Stadium is the area’s most famous landmark, hosting international rugby matches, concerts and major events. On match days, the town becomes especially energetic, with pubs, restaurants and streets filling with supporters. Away from the stadium, Twickenham has a calmer side, with a traditional town centre, independent shops, cafés, pubs and local services. The riverside is another important part of Twickenham’s identity. Church Street, York House Gardens, Eel Pie Island and the Thames Path offer historic character, scenic walks and connections to the area’s music and artistic heritage. Nearby Marble Hill Park provides open lawns, river views and family-friendly green space. Twickenham station offers rail services to London Waterloo, Richmond, Kingston and surrounding areas, making it convenient for commuters. Residential streets include period houses, cottages, flats and family homes. Twickenham is sporty, historic and riverside-focused, ideal for rugby, pubs, local heritage, Thames walks and relaxed South West London living.