Kingston Bridge

Beautiful riverside walk. It runs parallel to good restaurants and the riverside. It’s perfect in summer with ducks and swans. You can have a quiet time or a groupie time along the river bank of Thames. It’s lot better than the pictures

Great spot to see rowers on the river and for access between Kingston, Hampton Court and Bushy Park

Warren House, Fantastic seating, excellent dining, beautiful Garden experience is on new level highly recommended.

Stand on the bridge, best position would be at the John Lewis end , and take in the views left and right - wind the clock back to King Henry's time and imagine rowboats, river pageants, fishermen, sailors, normal folks . .. history flowing past. Now it is a strategic crossing point over the River Thames in this stretch of London. Today the bridge carries a total of approximately 50,000 vehicles per day with some 2000 vehicles per hour crossing in each direction at peak times. The river is currently home to houseboats, pleasure craft and ferries plying the Hampton Court-Greenwich route.

Beautiful river walk in the evening, nice pubs and cafes not to forget the entertaining ducks

It's a nice Bridge, I visited it in the wonderful view of Autumn, a lovely place.

Beautiful on a sunny day watching the boats go by. Even my restless 7 year old sat beside me on the steps for ages looking at the rowers going up and down.

This is literally just a bridge. I don't know how it can be reviewed. Recently they have redone the stone on the side of the bridge which makes it look nicer but it is basically just a bridge but with good river views.