Wimbledon Guide
Your All In London guide to Wimbledon
As with many of the London suburbs, the area remained predominantly rural until the 19th century when rail travel became more popular and those working in the city were able to live a little further out of town. In Wimbledon, this transformation occurred around 1855. After this boom, Wimbledon saw a large number of new business, shops and housing in the area, making it one of the most popular western suburbs.
Wimbledon is well known for its wealth of recreational activities including horse racing, rifle shooting and, of course, tennis!
Which borough is Wimbledon in?
Wimbledon is in the borough of Merton
Bars, Pubs & Clubs in Wimbledon
 | Bars & Clubs in Wimbledon If you're looking for a pubs, bars and clubs in Wimbledon check out our listings. See our Bar & Club listings |
Restaurants in Wimbledon
 | Restaurants in Wimbledon If you're looking for a restaurant in Wimbledon check out our local restaurants listings. See our Restaurant listings |
Shopping in Wimbledon - Business Directory
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Shopping Streets in Wimbledon
| Alexandra Road (2 shops) Arthur Road (13 shops) Cranbrook Road (1 shop) Dundonald Road (2 shops) Durnsford Road (5 shops) Elm Grove (1 shop) Endeavour Way (2 shops) Evelyn Road (1 shop) Gap Road (4 shops) Gladstone Road (5 shops) Gresham Way (1 shop) Hartfield Road (9 shops) Havana Road (1 shop) Havelock Road (1 shop) Haydons Road (20 shops) Kingston Road (3 shops) | Latimer Road (2 shops) Leopold Road (13 shops) Merton Park Parade (1 shop) Queens Road (62 shops) Riverside Road (1 shop) Russell Road (2 shops) St. Georges Road (15 shops) The Broadway (63 shops) Unit 2 Gresham Way (1 shop) Weir Road (10 shops) Wimbledon Bridge (13 shops) Wimbledon Hill Road (22 shops) Wimbledon Station (8 shops) Woodhayes Road (2 shops) Woodside (1 shop) Worple Road (10 shops) |
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