DULWICH PICTURE GALLERY is the greatest find in London: a magnificent collection of old masters, including works by Poussin, Claude, Rubens, Murillo, Van Dyck, Rembrandt, Watteau, Gainsborough and many others, was originally assembled for the King of Poland in the 1790s. When Poland was partitioned, an alternative home was found for the paintings in the "clean air of Dulwich". The Gallery was designed by Sir John Soane - with a new extension recently completed by Rick Mather - and the founders lie, to this day, in their Mausoleum at the centre of the Gallery.

The Horniman, through its collections and related exhibitions and events, seeks to encourage a wider appreciation of the World, its peoples and their cultures, and its environments. It is situated in south London on the South Circular Road (A205). Entrance to the Museum and Gardens is free. A charge is made for major temporary exhibitions. The Museum is a five minute walk up from Forest Hill station and has free parking in the surrounding streets.

Museum Open daily 10.30am - 5.30pm.	Library Tues - Sat 10.30am - 5.30pm, Sun 2 - 5.30pm Closed Mondays and Bank Holidays.
Gardens Monday to Saturday 7.15am - dusk Sundays and Bank Holidays 8am - dusk.

Crystal Palace isn't just a leading competition venue for both international and domestic events (including galas and tournaments), it is also a training centre for national squads, clubs and schools and a thriving local leisure facility.

The Centre is situated just off the A214. It is clearly marked both from the A205 (South Circular) and the A23 (Brighton Road). There is parking available for 1000 cars and the parking capacity can be increased for special events.

Opening Times: Mon-Fri 8.00am - 10.00pm, Sat 8.00am-8.00pm, Sun 8.00am - 6.00pm

This picturesque restaurant, bar and function venue was built in 1859 and is surrounded by glorious parkland. Local cricket teams also play nearby.

Explore Georgian spendour, combined with fine dining, contemporary art and an inviting bar. The head chef, Jerome Tauvron, boasts an excellent range of French and Modern European cuisine.

The venue also caters for birthdays, weddings and business functions should you need them.

Founded in 1619 by Edward Alleyn, an entrepreneur and actor, this stunning building is a working boys' school and is not open to the public. However the large well-kept grounds are the perfect place to relax and enjoy the summer sun.

Sporting events and other activities take place during the evening and at weekends in the sports centre opposite.