Park
Queen’s Promenade
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Tips from locals
Arthur & Natalie
February 21, 2020
The promenade was constructed between 1852-4 and was opened 'unwittingly' by Queen Victoria in August 1856, who drove along the new Portsmouth Road accompanied by the Prince Consort and Princess Royal. In 1896 it was extended into Kingston at its northern end and a bandstand, now demolished, was constructed near the junction with Palace Road. The promenade now extends for a kilometre south to the island of Ravens Ait and widens out as it leaves Kingston. There are fine views from the promenade towards Hampton Court Park and other landmarks visible from the Promenade include Kingston Bridge, Kingston parish church of All Saints and St Raphael's Church
The promenade was constructed between 1852-4 and was opened 'unwittingly' by Queen Victoria in August 1856, who drove along the new Portsmouth Road accompanied by the Prince Consort and Princess Royal. In 1896 it was extended into Kingston at its northern end and a bandstand, now demolished, was co…
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Location
26-27 A307
Kingston upon Thames, England