Hammersmith Grove.

Hammersmith, situated in West London, offers students a well-rounded experience with a variety of attractions and activities to explore. Strolling along the scenic River Thames is a must-do. The tranquil riverside setting is perfect for a leisurely walk, offering breathtaking views of the river and a selection of charming pubs and restaurants where you can enjoy a meal with a view. A day is not complete without a visit to the famous Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, a historic venue hosting an array of captivating performances, from plays and musicals to live shows. It's truly a cultural gem in the heart of Hammersmith.

The area is also rich in history, with landmarks like the Hammersmith Bridge - one of the oldest suspension bridges - and the tranquil St. Peter's Square, providing a serene setting for relaxation and reflection. The bustling Lyric Square hosts a weekly farmers' market, where you can explore stalls offering fresh produce and artisanal goods, giving you a taste of local culture. For those seeking entertainment, the Hammersmith Apollo (also known as Eventim Apollo) is a renowned music and entertainment venue that hosts a range of live performances and events throughout the year.

Hammersmith was also home to Emery Walker, a key figure in the Arts and Crafts Movement. His house now is a beautifully preserved example of Arts and Crafts interior design, and guided tours provide insight into the history of this influential figure. You can also explore the former residence of William Morris, the renowned designer and socialist, at The William Morris Society, now serving as a museum dedicated to his life and work exhibiting his intricate textile designs, wallpapers and more.