Filed under: Wimbledon Car Hire - 15 Jan 2010 | Spread the word !
At the moment the Wimbledon tennis courts are all covered with snow. Although they would look amazing close, as snow always makes everything look so pretty, it is probably not something you would want to spend your time in London looking at. They will not be any matches on the courts for a very long time, especially as the grass will be ruined, even Centre court as the new roof was left open when it snowed! So if you have just arrived in the Wimbledon area then pick up your hire car and get around to looking at all of the other sites.
There are different things to do in Wimbledon when it is snowing. You could take a drive to Wimbledon Common and make a snowman although you are likely to find that the wombles will all be hiding underground as I seem to remember that they do not like the snow!
If you would rather do something in the warm then take a trip to the Wimbledon School of Art or the New Wimbledon Theatre. If art is not your thing then why not visit the shops. In London the main roads are all well gritted and so it will be safe to drive and get to anywhere that you want to. So whether you want to warm up in a pub in front of an open fire, have lunch in a stylish restaurant or just shop until you drop then you can do any of it in this area.
Filed under: Wimbledon Car Hire - 09 Jan 2010 | Spread the word !
1. Art – Wimbledon is home to several art galleries including ‘Fine Art Limited’ located on the church road in central Wimbledon. The gallery offers affordable works of art for sale by many prestigious living artists in the UK and Europe.
2. Dogs – Many people are unaware that Wimbledon has a dog-racing track. Located near tooting Broadway you can have a fun day out at dogs. Entrance is £5 and this includes your race-card, you then simply bet on which dogs you think will win the race. Races start every 15minutes and the minimum amount you can bet is £1, so it is also a cheap day out. There are many fast-food options and drinks are reasonably priced at £3 each, there is also free parking for all customers.
3. Tennis – No trip to Wimbledon is complete without going to view the famous tennis championships which are being held 21st June – 4th July 2010. Tickets sell out fast and many people queue for hours to get their hands on some. If you are not in the area at the time the championships are being held then you can always visit the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis museum. This is a fun day out for all the family with many interactive features. Adult entry is £7.50, Children £6.25.
To get from place to place it is recommended you hire a car for your trip. If you are looking for a quote then check-out the clever search feature on this website. It gets prices from several of the major rental companies for you.
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