Clattern Bridge

Very unobtrusive, a plaque on a wall, and in between 2 buildings. Easy to locate, by the Rose Theatre and opposite the police station.

Considering this bridge is between 800-900 years old, it blends in well with the modern developments in Kingston. Must advise a quick walk down the pathway through the gate to experience the full picture of Medieval Kingston meeting modern Kingston

Nice. You’d probably stand in and go back to the past and try to image horses drawn carriages and beautiful ladies dressed in elegant clothes. Just in front of the bridge there is the crowned stone, the stone where it is said were crowned the 7 kings of England during middle age.

I love coming across these pieces of history randomly scattered around. Great to take the stairs down beside the bridge and take a look at some of the old brick work.

The oldest bridge - and a great place to watch the cygnets and goslings grow

Favorite spot in Kingston

The oldest bridge in London walk down little steps of main road to get a good look

Medieval bridge over the Hogsmill River in Kingston.