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Postcode: BR6 | code search
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Birthplace of:
Dina Asher Smith
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Folk Customs:
Admiralty of the Medway
Biddenden Dole
Blessing the Sea and Diving for the Cross
Canterburys Hop Hoodening
Rochester Sweeps' Festival
St Bartholomew's Day Bun Race
The Offham Quintain

Orpington Events

August
Time Travellers Go… Ugly Bug Safari

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Orpington is a suburban town within the London Borough of Bromley. It forms the south eastern edge of Greater London with the boundary of Kent. The High Street and adjacent Walnuts Shopping Centre contain a wide selection of high-street shops. Orpington College is the tallest building in Orpington, and was built in 1972. There is a market held in front of Orpington College three days a week. There are larger retail outlets in the industrial estate on Cray Avenue and Sevenoaks Way in nearby St Mary Cray. A varied selection of leisure pursuits can be undertaken at The Walnuts Leisure Centre, just east of the High Street. Golf can be played at Chelsfield Lakes Golf Club. The historic parish church, "All Saints", stands upon pre-Norman foundations. It is Early English in style, but some Saxon work is visible. The church was enlarged in 1957. Priory Gardens, set back from the High Street, contains the public library. The Priory itself contains Bromley Museum. The Priory is a fine example of a medieval hall house, reputedly linked to King Cnut. The pond in the gardens is the source of the River Cray. Other local attractions include the Crofton Roman Villa, next to Orpington Station, and Scadbury Moated Manor House and Nature Reserve in St. Paul’s Cray.

Attraction

Bromley Museum
Down House - Home of Charles Darwin

Golf Club

Chelsfield Lakes Golf Centre
Orpington Golf Centre

Health and Fitness Club

Dragon Health Clubs plc
LA Fitness

Market

Tripes Farm Car Boot
Walnuts Market

Pub and Bar

Buff
Bull Inn
George
Harvest Moon
Rock & Fountain

Restaurant

George
Indigo Indian Restaurant
Tio Pepes

School

Crofton Junior School
Newstead Wood School for Girls

Taxi

Lightning Cars
Orpington Mini Bus Hire

Sports Clubs

Bromley Tennis Centre (Tennis)
CC Bexley (Cycling)
Citihub (Cycling)
Old Olavians RFC (Rugby Union)
Orpington CC (Cricket)
Orpington Nomads Womens CC (Cricket)
Orpington RFC (Rugby Union)

Shops

Natural Link Same Day Florists
Gemini
Gallery 102
Chelsfield Nursery
Cotswold Outdoor
Danson Gallery
Edward Ash Gallery
PC World
Mothercare
Dreams
Maple Leaf Florist
Pets At Home
Cheryl Huggins Beauty Room & Makeup Studio

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Mulberry Hair Design
The Floral Garden

Activities

Ministry of Paintball(Adventure)
Bromley Ski Centre(Snow Sports)

Places to Stay near Orpington

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Mary Rose Inn (1.36 miles)

Mary Rose Inn

In the heart of this ancient village, close to the M20 and M25, this charming 16th century property has been recently renovated and now offers comfortable accommodation at great-value rates. The ... More | visit website

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Clay Farm Guest House (2.16 miles)

Clay Farm Guest House

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Ideally situated Guest House / Bed and Breakfast only 15 minutes by train to central London and on the border of the beautiful Kent countryside. A choice of generous sized ... More

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Crown Inn (2.60 miles)

Crown Inn

The newly refurbished Crown Inn has 7 brand new en-suite bedrooms, a bar and restaurant with a'la carte menu. The Crown overlooks beautiful Chislehurst Common. If you enjoy walking, then Chislehurst is on one of the ... More | visit website

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Westfields (3.68 miles)

Westfields
Welcome to the lovely family run Westfield's Guest house, after a hearty fully English breakfast a short walk to Bromley south station with some fast trains making a 17 minute connection to London Victoria giving ... More | visit website
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Sundridge Park Manor (4.09 miles)

Sundridge Park Manor

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Sundridge Park Manor Hotel, Conference & Events Centre is centred around a Grade I listed Nash mansion and the Cottage, a purpose-built assessment centre. Set in 6 acres of gardens just 10 miles ... More

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7 Hotel Diner (4.37 miles)

7 Hotel Diner

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We believe that your stay with us should be special, whatever the occasion. So as you would expect from 7 Hotel, our rooms with bath or shower are anything but ... More

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Rowhill Grange Hotel & Spa (4.79 miles)

Rowhill Grange Hotel & Spa

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This deluxe hotel is 5 minutes away from the M25/M20. It is just 10 minutes from Ebbsfleet International and Bluewater – Europe’s largest shopping centre. London is 30 minutes away. Winner of ... More

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Bromley Court Hotel (5.03 miles)

Bromley Court Hotel

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Set in a full 2 acres of well tended gardens, the Bromley Court Hotel is located in the London borough of Bromley, offering easy access to the centre of the capital. With ... More

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Holiday Inn London Bexley (5.35 miles)

Holiday Inn London Bexley

You are assured of a warm welcome at the Holiday Inn London Bexley, a modern hotel based around a traditional 1930’s red-brick pub building. We are situated in the centre of Bexley and offer parking ... More | visit website

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Diamond (5.49 miles)

Diamond

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A family run semi-detached house in a beautiful, quiet area. Own driveway for parking. Only half an hour access from Central London.

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