Queens Promenade Riverside Walk

Queens Promenade Riverside Walk is named after Queen Victoria (1819 – 1901), who often came through Kingston upon Thames on her way to Claremont House in Esher, Surrey. The walk is about 1,500 m (1,640 yd) long and runs alongside the River Thames from Raven’s Ait to just beyond Kingston Bridge. Seating, refreshments, and toilets are all available along the route.

Route Info

We took the bus to visit this attraction on 19 Jul 2016; here we show service details for each stage of that journey, which began at Stand B in Romsey Bus Station.

© Lee Wilkins

Romsey Bus Station

Romsey, Hampshire

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Stagecoach in Hampshire
Romsey – Winchester

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Winchester Bus Station

Winchester, Hampshire

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Stagecoach in Hampshire
Winchester – Alton

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High Street

Alton, Hampshire

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Stagecoach in Hampshire
Alton – Guildford

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Friary Bus Station

Guildford, Surrey

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Abellio Surrey
Guildford – Kingston

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