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Last updated: 2024 Jun 14Morning
Start your day with a walk through the beautiful Dulwich Park, one of South London's hidden gems. Take in the picturesque scenery while enjoying a coffee from the on-site caf .
Afternoon
Visit the Dulwich Picture Gallery, England's oldest purpose-built public art gallery, and see works by Rembrandt, Rubens, and Gainsborough. Afterward, explore the shops and boutiques of Lordship Lane, including North Cross Road market.
Morning
Take a stroll through the Horniman Museum and Gardens, which houses over 350,000 objects related to anthropology, natural history, and musical instruments. Don't miss the stunning views of the London skyline from the gardens.
Afternoon
Visit the South London Gallery, a contemporary art space that hosts exhibitions, events, and artist residencies. Stop by the nearby Peckham Levels, a multi-story creative space featuring restaurants, bars, and independent shops.
Morning
Head to Goose Green for the weekly East Dulwich farmers' market, where you'll find fresh produce, artisanal bread, and street food.
Afternoon
Explore the historic Dulwich Village, with its charming cottages and quaint shops. Don't miss the Dulwich College, which dates back to the 17th century.
Morning
Take a walk along the Green Chain Walk, a series of linked parks and open spaces that stretches across South East London.
Afternoon
Visit the Horniman Museum's Aquarium, which features over 15 different aquatic environments.
Morning
Explore the Dulwich Wood, a peaceful woodland with plenty of trails for walking and cycling.
Afternoon
Visit the Dulwich Sports Club, which offers tennis, cricket, and squash facilities.
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