Fulham
Riverside walks, a Michelin-starred pub and quiet, leafy streets.
Fulham Broadway, District line
Lively high street, quiet back streets
Families, groups and football fans
District line via Earl’s Court
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
Our homes in Fulham
The best way to get to know a neighbourhood? Make yourself at home.
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 in Fulham.
The Harwood Arms
A proper British pub with a Michelin star, known for its game dishes and Sunday roasts.
Book ahead, particularly for Sunday lunch.
Constance
Seasonal British cooking by Adam Byatt’s team, with views across the Thames from Fulham Pier.
Ask for a window table when booking.
The Fulham Arms
A relaxed neighbourhood pub for seasonal British food, a quiet afternoon drink or a proper Sunday roast.
Find a table in the courtyard when the sun’s out.
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.
North End Road Market
A traditional Fulham street market for fresh fruit, vegetables, flowers and a few everyday essentials.
Go in the morning for a good choice of fresh produce.
Bishop’s Park
Tree-lined paths, open lawns and views across the Thames. A lovely place to slow down for an afternoon.
Follow the riverside path towards Putney Bridge.
Please check venue details and opening times before you go.
A perfect day in Fulham
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.
Getting around
A neighbourhood base, with the rest of London within reach.
Open the mapTube
Fulham Broadway is on the District line. The most convenient station depends on where you’re staying, so check the route from your home 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 Santander Cycles map for nearby docking stations.
Taxis
Black cabs can be hailed when their roof light is on. Minicabs must be pre-booked through a TfL-licensed operator.
Heathrow
Piccadilly line to Earl’s Court, then the District line towards Wimbledon for Fulham Broadway, Parsons Green or Putney Bridge.
Gatwick
Gatwick Express or Southern to Victoria, then the District line towards Wimbledon, changing at Earl’s Court if needed.
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 home, so check your route before travelling.
