Bromley

The large suburban town of Bromley in the county of Kent owes its growth to its close proximity to London; it was historically on a coaching route. Later in Bromley’s history, the coming of the railways in 1858 ensured its continued prosperity. The Bromley of today is home to many who choose to live here because of the easy commute to London; the past remains relevant. The town is home to interesting historic buildings and lovely open spaces like Queen's Gardens, Martin's Hill, Church House Gardens, Library Gardens and College Green.

Bromley has great amenities, cultural activities, historic sites, excellent shopping, restaurants, pubs and eateries as well as specialist markets and popular family events that take place throughout the year. Do make time to visit Bromley Church House Gardens; 17 hectares of landscaped gardens that are an oasis of calm in the middle of bustling Bromley town centre and Bromley Museum and Priory Gardens, an important historic building set in attractive gardens that is home to a permanent display about the history of the local area, including an archaeology gallery providing an insight into the Norman invasion and a room dedicated to toys and games from the 1950’s to present day.

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