Marlow Bridge

One of the Best Places To Visits in Bisham Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. An amazing bridge. Similar to the one in Budapest which is amazing too albeit a bit longer! You need to give way coming on the to oncoming traffic. Drastic width restrictions coming on and off that eat tyres and wheels and gauge out side panels. Had our wedding pics taken on it! Locals hate the sadly due to traffic delays! This town definitely worth a visit. I love the shops there and there’s a lovely afternoon tea spot overlooking a tiny waterfall. We stopped off for lunch on our way Marlborough. We sat at the corner table in the riverside Restaurant with superb on the suspension bridge, riverside church and Weir. This is a wonderful venue with well maintained buildings and grounds with unique views. The service and food were outstanding and we enjoyed our festive lunch. Very tight barrier that will scrap your car very easily, won't go over it again just in case Stunning suspension opened in 1832! Running along side the Compleat Angler Hotel it’s very picturesque! The weir is amazing. The Marlow rowing club sits just next to it, with wildlife! A great start for a stroll around Marlow! Marlow is a fabulous place to visit. Great shops and riverside walk. from the are lovely. Undeniably an attractive little suspension dating from 1832 & " twin bridged " with one in Budapest. It is currently under repair & certainly in need of re painting. Traffic restrictions apply. Lovely up & down the Thames. However , I found Marlow town a little too trendy for my taste. I reccomend going here if you're in Marlow! On the Lawn at the Compleat Angler is a great place to have drinks whilst you're there! We went on a kind of colder day but on a warmer day it would be much better! Throughout my childhood, my school bus routes often took me past this for 5.5 years while picking up my classmates. I've come to truly appreciate its remarkable architecture, which beautifully combines Victorian engineering with timeless elegance. On calm days, the way the stonework reflects in the water creates a stunning visual. Additionally, the offers a pleasant pedestrian pathway that connects Marlow to Buckinghamshire. I also recall the Marlow Regatta taking place here, which adds to the area’s charm and is worth experiencing! Historic grade 1 listed dating from 1832 that is currently undergoing repairs and restoration work The local council have said it was important to "preserve the for the future", and it had consulted Heritage England and local heritage teams about the plans. It added that the 12 new bearings, which give support to the deck, were designed to last for about 50 years. Such a gorgeous little town and lovely landscape. The is historical and adds more beauty to the city. I recently became aware of a strikingly Black boy who had been brought to England by his owner, who had purchased him for 1,000 guineas. Upon his death, the boy was buried in his master's plot. In the late 18th century, a young black boy named George, who had vitiligo, was brought to England by his owner, Sir Thomas Hall, after being purchased for 1,000 guineas. Known for his distinctive spotted skin, George became a notable figure in Sir Thomas's household. After his early death, George was buried in Sir Thomas's family plot, an unusual gesture that reflected the complexity of their relationship and the status George held within the household. His story offers a rare glimpse into the lives of enslaved individuals brought to England during the transatlantic slave trade.The above image was taken in the church by the bridge. Lovely to look at, especially at night when it's all lit up. Single file traffic, so a bit of a traffic bottleneck during peak periods. Great place to along to or from Marlow high street. Takes you over the Thames for lovely of the and surrounding areas. Also provides plaques with small details about its history. Stunning and place to along the Thames River. The high street is full of fabulous shops, cafes and restaurants. A great place to stay the night or just stop for a few hours to explore. Marlow is a picturesque town located on the Thames, offering stunning and scenery that captivate visitors year-round. The charming riverside setting, with its lush green landscapes, peaceful waters, and historic buildings, makes it an ideal destination for nature lovers and photographers alike. The area is home to an abundance of wildlife, particularly birds, which can be spotted along the riverbanks and surrounding nature reserves. Whether it's a family of swans gliding along the water or a variety of other birds in the trees, Marlow offers a perfect setting for birdwatching. One of the highlights of Marlow is the scenic canal walk. Strolling along the towpath allows you to soak in the tranquility of the river, surrounded by countryside views. It's a great spot for a peaceful walk, or for those looking to capture stunning photos of nature. The charming bridges, quaint houses, and scenic backdrops make Marlow a perfect location for a photoshoot. For a unique perspective of the town and its surroundings, taking a boat ride along the Thames is a must. The gentle flow of the river, combined with the breathtaking scenery, offers a relaxing and enjoyable experience. Whether you're exploring on foot, capturing photos, or enjoying a boat ride, Marlow's scenery and peaceful atmosphere make it a wonderful destination for anyone looking to unwind and connect with nature. scenic place with park nearby for walks. Plenty of restaurants & quaint shops on high street. Everyman Cinema. Michelin star restaurants. Lovely across the overlooking Marlow watching boats & canoes going by. spot, great atmosphere. Parking can be painful in that area though. جميله جدا خاصه اذا حطيت معها في نفس البرنامج هنلي قريه بجنبها ancient gives a nice view of Church, cemetry, marina club, and cozy cafes, nice place for an evening out Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.