Visitor attractions | London Borough of Bexley

Hall Place and Gardens

Hall Place and Gardens

This historic house and garden, rich in fascinating history, welcomes visitors all year round with a range of exhibitions and public events and stunning spaces for weddings and other celebrations.

Danson House and Park

Danson House and Park

Set overlooking the award-winning Danson Park, this beautiful Grade I listed Palladian villa was officially re-opened by HM Queen Elizabeth II in July 2005

Crossness Pumping Station

Crossness Pumping Station

A 19th century sewage pumping station restored in part to its original high Victorian glory. Four massive James Watt beam engines, one fully restored, one in restoration and two in magnificent dilapidation await you

Danson Park Adventures canoe

Danson Park Adventures

Offers a wide variety of activities and courses perfect for anyone over the age of eight with any skill level

Lesnes Abbey Woods site

Lesnes Abbey Woods

Situated in South East London, this unique site offers 88 hectares of ancient woodland, a park and a ruined abbey

Red House

Red House

Iconic Arts and Crafts home of William and Jane Morris and the centre of the Pre-Raphaelite circle

Visit National Trust website

Archives and local history

The Bexley Local Studies and Archive Centre holds historic materials for the London Borough of Bexley located at Central Library

Parks, leisure and libraries

Find out where to play, learn and hang out, or join a group working on making Bexley even better

Sport and fitness

Keep active with sport and fitness activities and achieve a positive impact on your physical and wellbeing