THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Walk from Richmond Station through filming locations and riverside streets to a pub with sweeping Thames views. This two-hour guided route mixes TV-set nostalgia with local history and practical stops for photos and refreshments.
Walk from Richmond Station through filming locations and riverside streets to a pub with sweeping Thames views. This two-hour guided route mixes TV-set nostalgia with local history and practical stops for photos and refreshments.
You step out of Richmond Station and the afternoon light rests on a wide green where fans and locals mingle — Richmond Green opens like a set itself, and the tour begins. The guide threads you along quiet lanes, pointing out façades and corners used in Ted Lasso scenes, then leads you down toward the Thames where the river seems to dare you to follow its bend.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Ted Lasso Richmond Tours · Richmond, Greater London
You step out of Richmond Station and the afternoon light rests on a wide green where fans and locals mingle — Richmond Green opens like a set itself, and the tour begins. The guide threads you along quiet lanes, pointing out façades and corners used in Ted Lasso scenes, then leads you down toward the Thames where the river seems to dare you to follow its bend.
Richmond sits on river terraces carved after the last ice age; the slope up to Richmond Hill gives earned views over the water and across Surrey. The area carries layers of history — Tudor retreats, Georgian villas, and Victorian promenades — and a strong pub culture that finishes many walks with local ales and plate-sized empanadas at a traditional tavern with a view.
Culturally, Richmond balances commuter rhythms with village-scale independent shops and riverside life: expect fishing lines, rowing eights, and dogs inspecting every bench. The practical part of the route includes Richmond Green, a riverside stretch, and a short but steady climb onto Richmond Hill (≈50 m elevation gain) before ending at the pub and official show store.
Plan for narrow sidewalks, photo stops, and a pace that leaves room for questions. Wear grippy shoes for the cobbles and a lightweight jacket for quick showers. Public transport links are excellent; the tour is accessible for wheelchairs and strollers but includes an uphill section. Bring a contactless card for transport, and allow two hours to savor locations, snaps, and the local hospitality.
moderate.
2 hours.
Moderate fitness—able to stand and walk up to two hours with a brief uphill section (~50 m gain).
The tour runs approximately 2 hours and follows a planned route from Richmond Station to a pub on Richmond Hill.
Yes—guides note the tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible, though there is a short uphill section that may require assistance.
No—there’s time to visit the official store during the route; purchasing in person is straightforward but lines can form on busy days.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; check booking details for specifics.
Richmond developed as a royal retreat in the Tudor period and later became a Georgian riverside suburb popular for promenading and tea houses.
Keep to paved paths and avoid disturbing riverbank vegetation; Richmond's river habitats are sensitive to litter and erosion from foot traffic.
Ted Lasso Richmond Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out of Richmond Station and the afternoon light rests on a wide green where fans and locals mingle — Richmond Green opens like a set itself, and the tour begins. The guide threads you along quiet lanes, pointing out façades and corners used in Ted Lasso scenes, then leads you down toward the Thames where the river seems to dare you to follow its bend.
You step out of Richmond Station and the afternoon light rests on a wide green where fans and locals mingle — Richmond Green opens like a set itself, and the tour begins. The guide threads you along quiet lanes, pointing out façades and corners used in Ted Lasso scenes, then leads you down toward the Thames where the river seems to dare you to follow its bend.
Richmond sits on river terraces carved after the last ice age; the slope up to Richmond Hill gives earned views over the water and across Surrey. The area carries layers of history — Tudor retreats, Georgian villas, and Victorian promenades — and a strong pub culture that finishes many walks with local ales and plate-sized empanadas at a traditional tavern with a view.
Culturally, Richmond balances commuter rhythms with village-scale independent shops and riverside life: expect fishing lines, rowing eights, and dogs inspecting every bench. The practical part of the route includes Richmond Green, a riverside stretch, and a short but steady climb onto Richmond Hill (≈50 m elevation gain) before ending at the pub and official show store.
Plan for narrow sidewalks, photo stops, and a pace that leaves room for questions. Wear grippy shoes for the cobbles and a lightweight jacket for quick showers. Public transport links are excellent; the tour is accessible for wheelchairs and strollers but includes an uphill section. Bring a contactless card for transport, and allow two hours to savor locations, snaps, and the local hospitality.