Wimbledon means tennis, the common and the village — leafy, well-to-do south-west London with a famous fortnight each summer. Here's what's there and how to get around.
What's in Wimbledon
The All England Lawn Tennis Club and the Championships each summer; the wide open Wimbledon Common and its windmill; the boutiques and restaurants of Wimbledon Village; the town centre's shops; and the theatre and the leafy streets between Southfields and Raynes Park.
Getting around
Wimbledon station links the District line, trams and rail, but the Village sits up the hill and the Championships bring huge crowds, so a pre-booked car is the easy way around — and the A3 gives quick Heathrow access.
Why a fixed fare
Championships fortnight is the peak surge moment of the year here. A fixed fare agreed in advance keeps the price steady through the tennis.
Airport transfers from here
Every airport run is a fixed fare with free meet & greet and flight tracking:
3 guides for this journey
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