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Things to do in Fulham


Catch all the action at Craven Cottage, home of Fulham FC, or swap the pitch for Fulham Palace or Putney Pier. Stop by The Kings Arms when the whistle blows.

Craven Cottage – Home of Fulham FC

Just a short walk from The Kings Arms Fulham, Craven Cottage, home to Fulham FC, is one of London’s most historic football stadiums and a must-see for sports fans visiting the city. Nestled on the banks of the River Thames, the stadium combines rich history with a vibrant matchday atmosphere.

Craven Cottage is easily accessible via all major transport links. Visitors can reach it from Putney Bridge or Hammersmith Underground Stations, Putney Station, or local bus stops. For a scenic route, hop on the river ferry to Putney Wharf from the City.

First-time visitors are often struck by the iconic listed facade of the Johnny Haynes Stand, a symbol of the stadium’s long-standing heritage. There’s always something happening at the Cottage – experience the excitement of matchday, or book one of the stadium’s Cottage Tours for an insider look at areas usually reserved for players and staff.

Whether you’re a football fan or just exploring Fulham, Craven Cottage is a must-visit landmark just minutes from The Kings Arms.

Putney Pier

Putney Pier is located next to Putney Embankment, just upriver from Putney Bridge. The pier is perhaps best known as the starting point for the Oxford and Cambridge University Boat Races, a highlight for rowing fans. 

Just minutes from The Kings Arms, the River Bus from Putney Pier offers a relaxed, scenic way to travel along the River Thames. Skip the traffic and crowds and enjoy the gentle breeze and riverside views from the open-air seating.

Fulham Palace

Just a short walk from The Kings Arms, Fulham Palace is a fascinating mix of history, culture, and nature. Explore the historic palace and gardens, browse the museum and library, and learn about the area’s past through ongoing archaeological digs. The palace also hosts talks and events on sustainability and the environment, making it a great destination for curious minds. Entry is free, though donations are welcome.