Fulham Guide

The following blog entries from the All In London blogs channel contain references to Fulham.

• Get firmer on a reformer at Absolute Pilates in Fulham
• Klee Kais in the Park – and a dog toilet at Westfield Park
• “It’s Pilates Kim, but not as we know it” – Bootcamp Pilates Richmond
• Breath Taking Pre-Raphaelites at Tate Britain
• Olly Murs admits he ditched a part of the One Direction US tour for Soccer Aid
• Will Ferrell joins in South London Soccer Aid training

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Less than three and a half miles away from the city centre, Fulham is a vibrant area within the London Borough Hammersmith and Fulham. It lies directly across the river from Putney and Barnes and is well served by the District Line as well as a somewhat erratic river boat service!

Chelsea’s poorer sibling is popular amongst backpackers, antipodean residents and those who have aspirations to live in SW3 but can’t quite afford it. That being said, there is plenty to commend Fulham as a neighbourhood in its own right: many green spaces, independent boutiques, tree-lined roads and the renowned River Café restaurant, making it one of London’s most desirable (and expensive) areas to live. It is also the home of Stamford Bridge, Chelsea FC’s football stadium and Fulham Palace, the former residence of the Bishops of London from 704 onwards, which is today a museum recounting the history of the building.

Famed for its wonderful pubs and open spaces, Fulham is an excellent base for both locals and visitors.