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Hammersmith is a district in West London with a slower pace of life whilst still having plenty to see and do. It’s an excellent base for stays in London, with transport links around the city, shops, restaurants, bars and theatres.

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Ravenscourt Park is the largest green space in this borough, making it the perfect place to escape from the city for a few hours. Whether you want to immerse yourself in nature, play sports or learn about horticulture, Ravenscourt Park has it all. There's plenty to explore here, from the lake and parkland to tennis courts, a football pitch, a kids' playground, an open air paddling pool and a glasshouse.

Hammersmith is a stone's throw from the River Thames, making it the perfect place to enjoy a riverside walk. Head towards the city centre via Fulham, [Chelsea](https://all.accor.com/gb/place/hotels sloane square ci2845 v2352.shtml) and [Pimlico](https://all.accor.com/gb/place/hotels pimlico ci2843 v2352.shtml), or cross the river to Barnes and Richmond Park.

Constructed in 1887, Hammersmith Bridge is one of the oldest suspension bridges in the world. It is a Grade II listed structure and frequently requires repairing due to its age. Currently, the bridge is only open to pedestrians and cyclists. Walk across it to enjoy views of the River Thames from a different perspective.

If you're in the mood to see some live music in Hammersmith, this Art Deco theatre is one of London's top live music venues. Many legendary musicians have played here, including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Bob Marley. It is also home to BBC's Live at the Apollo stand up comedy series.

Some of London's top museums and attractions are in West London, so why not make the most of this during your stay in Hammersmith? From Kensington Palace to the V&A Museum, the Natural History Museum and the Design Museum, there's a museum to suit every interest here.

It's a 9 minute tube or 25 minute walk from Hammersmith to [Shepherd's Bush](https://all.accor.com/gb/place/hotels shepherds bush ci573 v2352.shtml). If you're in the mood for shopping, head to the enormous Westfield shopping centre or Shepherd's Bush Market. Feeling hungry? Uxbridge Road is home to some of the area's best food spots, offering various cuisines.

Just across the river from Hammersmith is the London Wetland Centre. This tranquil nature reserve spans over 100 acres and is home to many different wildlife species, including birds and otters. Head here when you need a break from city life, or take the kids for a family friendly day out.

For breakfast or coffee, head to: Truth Artisan Coffee Antipode Carbon Kopi The Elder Press Café Coffee StationEnjoy lunch or dinner at one of these top rated restaurants in Hammersmith: The Hampshire L'Amorosa Latymers Cellar at Kindred Sam's Riverside The River Café The Anglesea Arms The Andover ArmsGrab drinks at one of these bars in Hammersmith: The Dove The Blue Anchor Thatched House Brook Green Pub Smith's Cocktail Ba The Craft Beer Co,,