At a glance
#2 of 3 Village halls in LondonLocalGuideWorld score: 4.60
Rating breakdown
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5 ★74%
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4 ★20%
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3 ★2%
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2 ★2%
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1 ★2%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of Wimbledon Village?
- Wimbledon Village is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 246 reviews.
- How does Wimbledon Village rank in London?
- Wimbledon Village is #2 of 3 Village halls in London by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Wimbledon Village located?
- 24 High Street Wimbledon, London SW19 5EA, United Kingdom — 12.5 km from the center of London.
Overpriced and pretentious.
Sadly no amount of villagewashing will take away the fact this is a busy thoroughfare in London suburbia and very busy.
When people here move to a village one day they’ll realise they have no transport, one shop, a pub that’s open for a few hours per day and no street lights. That’s the real village experience!
Much nicer parts of the world nearby offering much more and many better things.
Sadly no amount of villagewashing will take away the fact this is a busy thoroughfare in London suburbia and very busy.
When people here move to a village one day they’ll realise they have no transport, one shop, a pub that’s open for a few hours per day and no street lights. That’s the real village experience!
Much nicer parts of the world nearby offering much more and many better things.
Absolutely stunning grounds which are beautifully maintained.
Great experience visiting seeing some live tennis.
Lots of food and drink outlets (which are pricey but expected) and other shops. Includes a pharmacy and gift shop.
Visited in my electric wheelchair and found the grounds very accessible. Some designated wheelchair spaces along the outside courts to enable you to get a good view but when very busy it can be hard to navigate
Great experience visiting seeing some live tennis.
Lots of food and drink outlets (which are pricey but expected) and other shops. Includes a pharmacy and gift shop.
Visited in my electric wheelchair and found the grounds very accessible. Some designated wheelchair spaces along the outside courts to enable you to get a good view but when very busy it can be hard to navigate
A lovely sunny day and London like most cities looks habitable. The village has many shops and eating places. No empty stores just a good mix of local and National chains. Good to be able to walk around from the streets. Prices same as most places. The common is a bit of an eyesore disheveled and run down no Wimbledon but just unkempt greens and Forrest’s very boggy.
I absolutely love my local high street! It's a vibrant and charming place filled with an incredible variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants. The friendly and welcoming atmosphere makes every visit a delightful experience. From trendy boutiques to cozy bookstores, there's something for everyone. The high street also hosts lively events and festivals, bringing the community together. It's the heart and soul of our town, and I couldn't imagine living without it. Highly recommended!
Well, slowly but surely accomplishing my Bucket List. A visit to Wimbledon with my granddaughter was a trip and dream come true. I will never forget this journey. In planning your visit to England, don’t leave this visit out to this iconic place. Sweaty dreams are made and dashed here at Centre Court. A lovely time and visit to the museum to see all the collections of the tennis greats and not so greats. Please. This is a must see.
Surprisingly there are many charity shops, some have high end products for sale. I found a lovely dress for £35, which seems a lot for a dress from a charity shop, but it was beutiful and supports the charities. There are top notch eateries, including a branch of THE IVY. Parking 🚙🛻🚜 on Southside Common, not far from the shops. Pay on Ringo. Some fabulous treasures waiting to be unearthed in this luxurious high street. 🤩🥳
Just even being here lifts one’s spirit. The whole area just oozes allure and splendour, and on a sunny day you really wouldn’t want to be anywhere else.
The Dog & Fox is right in the heart of it, and as fitting as the joke normally is “what’s the difference between a dog and a fox? About 8 pints”, that quip is completely I’ll-suited here because everyone is absolutely beautiful! Even the homeless smell of Dior.
Absolutely gawljus - the lot of ‘em!
The Dog & Fox is right in the heart of it, and as fitting as the joke normally is “what’s the difference between a dog and a fox? About 8 pints”, that quip is completely I’ll-suited here because everyone is absolutely beautiful! Even the homeless smell of Dior.
Absolutely gawljus - the lot of ‘em!
Honestly, it was amazing! Magic!!!! Unforgettable!!! The most beloved Santa Claus in the whole world!!! He was so kind with us! Was like a day dream! Thank you so much for this magic moment!!! Already waiting for next year 🙈🎅🏼🎅🏼🎅🏼🎅🏼
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