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Things to do in London, England: The Best Sports Complexes
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1. Battersea Sports Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
2. Lord's Cricket Ground
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,514 reviews
Lord's Cricket Ground is known as the Home of Cricket and is owned by Marylebone Cricket Club - better known, throughout the cricketing world, as MCC. Founded in 1787, MCC is the world's most famous cricket club.
Reviewed By RIchard035 - Northwood, United Kingdom
This is the best place in the world to watch cricket. It has an unparalleled atmosphere. The views from all round the ground are good. It is however perhaps a little disappointing being in a covered area on a hot sunny day. There are plenty of places to buy food and drink and there are shops selling cricket goods. There is also the Lord's museum which is free to enter on match days and which has lots of memorabilia on the history of the game. The two criticisms I have of the ground is that you can queue for as much as half an hour to get in on a busy match day and the toilet facilities are totally inadequate. Apart from that, this is a must see venue for a cricket fan.
3. The All England Lawn Tennis Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,586 reviews
Reviewed By mrstcup33 - Nottingham, United Kingdom
We came yesterday to watch the ladies semi finals what a fantastic day always wanted to come to Wimbledon as a little girl love my tennis watched every year it's deffo a tick off my bucket list xxx want to go see the mens semi next year if I am lucky enough again to get tickets xx has a fantastic veiw just 3 rows back of the royal box fantastic atmosphere xxxx
4. Castle Climbing Centre
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4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By Lullipontine - Paris, France
First of all, it is very reachable from central London (we cycled from Camden Town/ 20 min) and easy time register in ! (5 mins on an IPad when arriving there). I was visiting for 3 days and was very happy to experience a new activity here! The place is really well thought with a variety of different spaces dedicated to both bouldering and climbing, indoors and outdoors, and gardening! The building is very impressive and much connected to this activity! We enjoyed much the variety of difficulties offered in those walls, and climbing outdoors was very nice even if it was a bit windy. The garden is pretty and well maintained. We tried as well the coffee/restaurant, the j’achète potatoes were small but good, the coffee latte was amazing and served in real mugs (always so much more comfy than plastic cups) and the atmosphere was very friendly. We recommand it!
5. Hyde Park Sporting Club
6. Craven Cottage
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 384 reviews
Don't just watch Fulham's 2016/17 campaign, experience it from the comfort of one of our Match-day Hospitality packages. With 23 league fixtures to be played at Craven Cottage, don't miss out on enjoying the best views of the game, first-class service and memorable experiences, courtesy of the Club that's been in the entertainment business since 1879.
Reviewed By StephenCr0ss - Dublin, Ireland
Old wooden seats and a marvellous atmosphere- tickets reasonable price and you get to smell the field as you are really that close! Wonderful!
7. Yonder
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
Yonder is the newest addition to London’s growing climbing scene, but there’s more to Yonder than just a climbing wall. As well as a fantastic bouldering facility, Yonder house's a fully equipped co-work space and workshop, creating a space for people to work, play, create, unwind and become a focal point for all aspects of the local community. Yonder – between a rock and a workplace
8. West Ham United FC
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By loisjuneb
I got to visit all of the best part of the behind the scene, staff where very helpful and showed a unique insight into the life of the stadium both for the football and the little bit about the olympics and other events.
9. Outdoors in the City
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
The Brede Arkless Outdoors in the City Centre is a unique facility offering the thrills, challenges and excitement of the great outdoors in inner city Newham, close to Canary Wharf.Facilities range from abseiling to zip wires, via archery, bushcraft, high ropes, orienteering, climbing, BMX and more.Great for school groups, corporate team-building, youth groups, birthday parties and even hen and stag do's! Regular events and evening classes for individuals and family visits.
10. Lee Valley Athletics Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Just one look at the award winning athletics centre tells you this is an elite location, one that’s geared up to train athletes for London 2012 and the 2017 London World Championships.Yet while the very best train here, absolutely everyone is welcome to take advantage of this amazing place. So whether you’re already into athletics or just interested in learning something new for the fun of it, the largest indoor and outdoor athletics centre in the south of England is for you.
