Fulham
Area guide by Yo’s House

Fulham

Riverside walks, a Michelin-starred pub and match-day buzz.

London, at your own pace
At a glance
Nearest station
Fulham Broadway — District line
Neighbourhood feel
Lively high street, quiet back streets
Best for
Groups & families, and football fans
Central London
District line via Earl’s Court; change there for the Piccadilly line to the West End
A note from your hosts

Welcome to Fulham

Fulham is a neighbourhood of contrasts: lively high streets, leafy residential streets and long walks beside the Thames. Spend the day exploring Fulham Palace and Bishop’s Park, browse the local shops, or settle in for a meal at one of the area’s restaurants and pubs. On match days, the streets take on an extra buzz.

With love, the Yo’s House team

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Our homes here

The best way to get to know a neighbourhood? Make yourself at home.

A few local favourites

Our picks

A good coffee, somewhere for Sunday lunch, a table worth booking ahead. Here are a few places we’d suggest while you’re staying here.

Carbon Kopi
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Carbon Kopi

An independent coffee spot on Hazlebury Road, serving carefully made flat whites, fresh pastries and toasted sandwiches.

Try the chicken pesto toastie with your morning coffee.

1 Hazlebury Road, London SW6 2NA
Brook House
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Brook House

Overlooking Eel Brook Common, this neighbourhood pub is a lovely choice for a long lunch or a proper Sunday roast.

Book a table for Sunday lunch, then take a stroll around the common.

South Park
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South Park

Leafy paths, open lawns and plenty of space for little ones to run around. Just the place for an afternoon away from the busy streets.

Pick up a few treats and make a picnic of it.

Megan's by the Green
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Megan's by the Green

A relaxed spot for leisurely brunches and Mediterranean-inspired dishes. A good choice when you've got the whole family in tow.

Book ahead if you're coming with a larger group.

Check venue details and opening times on Google Maps before you go.

An unhurried little itinerary

A perfect day

No need to do it all. This is just how we’d spend a day.

Morning

Start with a walk through Bishop’s Park, then take time to explore Fulham Palace and its gardens. Check the Palace’s visitor information before you go.

Afternoon

Enjoy lunch nearby, then stroll along the river or browse Fulham’s local shops. If football is on the itinerary, check tour or match arrangements in advance.

Evening

Choose a local restaurant or pub for dinner, then enjoy the easy-going feel of the neighbourhood as the day winds down.

Your London connection

Getting around

A neighbourhood base, with the rest of London within reach.

Tube

Fulham Broadway is on the District line. The most convenient station depends on where you’re staying, so check the route from your property before you travel.

Bus

Local buses connect Fulham with nearby neighbourhoods. Check TfL for current routes, stops and service updates.

Santander bikes

Cycling can be a useful way to explore the area. Check the current Santander Cycles map for nearby docking stations and availability.

Taxis

Black cabs can be hailed when their roof light is on, or found at a rank. Minicabs must be pre-booked through a TfL-licensed operator; check the driver’s ID and the licence discs. [TfL taxi guide](https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/taxis-and-minicabs/what-to-expect-from-your-journey)

Heathrow

Take the Piccadilly line from your terminal’s Underground station to Earl’s Court, then the District line towards Wimbledon for Fulham Broadway, Parsons Green or Putney Bridge, whichever is nearest your home. [Heathrow travel options](https://www.heathrow.com/transport-and-directions/getting-to-central-london)

Gatwick

Trains leave from Gatwick Airport station at the South Terminal (a free shuttle runs from North). Take the Gatwick Express or Southern to Victoria, then the District line towards Wimbledon, changing at Earl’s Court if needed. [Gatwick by train](https://www.gatwickairport.com/transport-options/train.html)

Confirm live services, stops and your property address before travelling.

Get your bearings

A feel for the area

Find the area on the map and get your bearings.

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Before you arrive

A few helpful answers

The little things that make planning a stay feel easier.

Which Tube stations serve Fulham?

Fulham is served by District line stations including Fulham Broadway, Parsons Green and Putney Bridge. The closest one depends on your property, so check your route before travelling.

What can I do in Fulham?

You can explore Fulham Palace and Bishop’s Park, walk beside the Thames, browse local shops and markets, or visit Stamford Bridge. Check each venue’s website for current opening times and availability.

Is Fulham busy on football match days?

Some parts of Fulham can be busier around match times. Check the fixture schedule and allow extra time for local travel if you’re visiting then.

Can I get around Fulham on foot?

Many local streets, shops and riverside spots can be explored on foot. Distances vary depending on where you’re staying; use the map to plan your route.

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