2025 Kingston upon Thames Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

The European-style Kingston Christmas Market is located in the beautiful Kingston-Upon-Thames. Under the shining Christmas lights, you can drink a cup of mulled wine, enjoy street food, and buy exquisite handicrafts as Christmas gifts. When you come to the Christmas market, the most important thing is of course to eat and drink your fill. Nowadays, most Christmas markets sell a variety of food styles, but if you want to have an authentic and basic "Christmas market food tour", what food and drinks can you start with? Bratwurst is a type of German sausage and is the most common salty food at Christmas markets. Bratwurst is mostly made of pork (a small part is beef sausage). Different regions have different production methods, flavors, and names of Bratwurst. There may even be dozens of types of sausages in one area. However, the Bratwurst we eat in the London market does not taste much different, and they are all collectively called Bratwurst.

Address - Old London Road, Kingston Upon Thames, Kingston Town Centre, KT2 6ND, London, United Kingdom This road is instantly recognisable all around the world by its long row of domino-like falling red telephone boxes. Along this road, you can find a variety of shops, from restaurants to salons and antiques to tattoo parlours! There was quite a lot to see here. Also, it is beside the river as well so you get to enjoy a breeze while you browse what’s for sale there. We decided to get some seafood for a bite and it was wonderfully tummy-filling. My overall rating of the experience: 5 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #meetlondon #tripmoments #localhistory #riverview #mustvisit #restaurant #westerncuisine #london #unitedkingdom

nice food on my Kingston trip

I travelled to Kingston-upon-Thames recently. A lovely place I used to visit years ago....There are pedestrianised walkways & many high street names, plus 2 very large department stores: John Lewis & Fenwicks (formerly known as Bentalls)......After looking around, reminiscing of the times I used to live in London so was able to regularly visit #Kingston-upon-Thames. I started to look for a decent lunch venue.Every independent restaurant & cafe I checked out was really expensive- at least £12.00 for a main meal & that's before you've added the price of a drink.I didn't check any of the usual chains - they're all filled with overly-processed, extortionately priced prepacked junk!......Near the railway station, I then spotted a pub: Cornerstone Public House. I went in & was pleasantly surprised....There was a varied menu: the usual pub grub choices but all very reasonably priced, plus lots of deals available.....Being vegetarian I was pleased to see vegetarian options are included in a meal deal: a choice of different types of chips, a soft drink & a main all for £8.49..& just pay a little bit extra if your drink is alcoholic. I had grilled halloumi & salad in a ciabatta roll with chips (these were properly thick cut chips really good - not skinny, tasteless fries!), & a drink.There were proper bottles of mayonnaise, vinegar, etc on the table instead of mini sachets that are often difficult to open.....My meal was really tasty, & it also came with a generous portion of rocket leaves.There was plenty of halloumi in the roll...It was very filling, very nice. .....I can recommend this place if you're on a budget & are looking for vegetarian options that actually include some healthy vegetables/salad....The place was busy - always a good sign.....

Good stay in hotel, staff is patient and helpful! Just one concern, the water pop out when flush toilet, hygiene is not acceptable

Ayutthaya (officially Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya) is a province in central Thailand, north of Bangkok. Its capital city, also called Ayutthaya, was the seat of the Kingdom of Siam and a prosperous trading port from the 14th century, until it was razed by the Burmese in 1767. The old city ruins, with Buddhist temples, monasteries and statues, now form the Historic City of Ayutthaya.

Get lost walking along the beautiful city centre of this historic city.

When you come to the UK, the red telephone booths that can be seen everywhere are one of the most classic symbols of Britain! But this "fallen telephone booth" installation art discovered on the street today is really eye-catching! These telephone booths are lined up and fall in the same direction, like dominoes. It is full of creativity and makes people smile. This unique art installation is called "Out of Order" and is located in Kingston upon Thames, England. It is one of the famous public art in the area. The tilt angle of each telephone booth has been carefully designed to create a dynamic visual effect. This ingenious design makes the iconic British telephone booth not just a decoration, but also a humorous work of art! ✨ If you love taking photos, this is definitely a great place for creative check-in! Come and take a photo with the most iconic red telephone booth in the UK! 📸 📍29a Old London Rd, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1QP #usj #sunway #uk #globaltravel #checkin #nextnoonplace2024

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Kingston is an incredible location it is just by the river. #Kingston #Surrey #UK

Kingston in London is a fusion of old and new streets, large shopping malls and small shops, and is close to the beautiful river. It also has the must-see domino telephone booths, street performers, and children's play facilities. This is a place that can satisfy different experiences.

Had a short half day trip in Kingston - it’s a lovely vibrant city with a number of different shops.

Guildhall, located in the City of London, is partially open to the public and a great place to learn about London's history. The Guildhall Art Gallery showcases the city's history through its painting exhibitions, and admission is free! The most impressive thing is the Roman ruins under the art museum: the underground exhibition hall has excavated remains of the ancient Roman amphitheater, although it is in ruins, it is also the most intuitive memory of London's history. The initial location of ancient Rome's city building, as well as one of the busiest places in London today, can be called the essence of history.

Ten years ago grew up in Kingston to go to university, today back the building has not changed much it is like going back to before The same goes for mall bars Kingston landmark phone booth remains the same 😂😂 The Thames is excellent for drinking beer