Kingston-upon-Thames
Properties and events in Kingston-upon-Thames
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
The Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Old Malden
This ancient Parish church is a hidden gem in London’s suburbia. Mentioned in the Doomsday book of 1086. History boards showing timeline from Early Iron Age.
Kingston guided tour
Come and join us for a historic walking tour around Kingston. You will hear about Kingston's rich history from Anglo-Saxons to the present day. We will show you the coronation stone, Kingston bridge and much more.
Surbiton guided tour
Surbiton is known as the 'Queen of the Suburbs'. Come on our guided tour to find out why. You will learn about prosperity, ruin, railway and cycle racing from our knowledgeable guides.
Kingston Museum, Art Gallery and Library
Kingston Museum, Art Gallery and Library are Grade II listed Carnegie buildings. The Museum tells the story of the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames from its ancient origins to the current day, while the Library is a well used community hub.
Cleaves Almshouses
Grade II Listed Cleaves Almshouses is the oldest building on Old London Road, built in 17th Century. Back in 1665, William Cleave, in his legacy, created housing provision for older, poor people of Kingston. Today that legacy lives on.
Kingston Guildhall
Take a tour of the Grade II listed Guildhall's main rooms and the former magistrate's court. See archive materials relating to the building of the Guildhall