Where to practice an individual sport London

With its historic woods, hills and vast meadows, this park has been shaped by nature for over 700 years. It's home to ancient herds of free-ranging deer, numerous bird species, invertebrates and a rich flora of trees and wildflowers. Spanning over 1,000 hectares, Londoners love to come here for walks, horse rides, cycling and even fishing. There's also a golf course on site. For joggers, walking around the park takes around 3 hours, and the paths are well signposted.

Notice to lovers of horse racing and big hats.... This racecourse, which dates back to the 17th century, is world-famous for its Derby Stakes or Derby d'Epsom, a group 1 flat horse race, one of the most prestigious in the world, reserved for three-year-old foals and run over 2,423 metres. The first edition of this race took place in 1780 and is held every year in June at Epsom Downs. Let us add for the amateurs that this race is the second stage of the English Triple Crown of thoroughbred races.

The name is recognized the world over. Not only is Wimbledon the world's most famous tennis tournament, it's also one of the nation's most popular social occasions. The tournament runs for 2 weeks, usually from late June to early July. Due to the large number of people wishing to attend, tickets are allocated by random draw from applications received between August¹ and December 31 of the previous year.

12 short.

10 outdoor shorts.

Possibility to attend special courses.

A vast club very well equipped (it is the largest hall in central London) and with schedules widely arranged to allow Londoners to practice a sport whenever they have the opportunity to do so, such as racket sports (tennis, squash, badminton) and also sauna, climbing wall, basketball handball court... In short, many choices! And more than 125 different classes per week, including Zumba and yoga. It is the ideal place to stay in shape during a more or less long stay in London, with the addition of a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna and hammam.

A club located in the heart of London, in Covent Garden, and which has a little something very nice: an outdoor swimming pool open all year round, and heated (it is the only one in London). For those who are chilly, another indoor swimming pool is also in operation. Many Londoners come here especially in the evening and between noon and two. Prefer off-peak hours if you can. Other activities: sauna, martial arts, aerobics, stretching, aquatic aerobics, weights, squash courts... A temple of sport.

It's here that horse racing and betting take place, and the English love to dress up for the occasion. See horses in action, chic bibs on the heads of elegant ladies and top hats on the heads of gentlemen. You might even catch a glimpse of the Queen and/or one of her horses. Ascot is an institution, and a trip there is a way of soaking up the unique atmosphere. Excitement and adrenalin... And why not a few winnings, or even a fortune? Luck favors the novice and... the bold.

A Victorian water tower converted into a climbing club (it's the biggest and busiest in London): now that's original! The improbable venue is beautifully laid out over four floors, with numerous indoor walls and lots of bouldering too. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced climber, if you love climbing, this is probably the best place in London to train, and a must-see... The staff are very friendly and pleasant.

See if you have a sense of rhythm and balance by coming to enjoy this vast and famous skating rink, which is very popular with teenagers, experienced skaters and families alike. It's a hive of activity in the evenings and on weekends. For those who don't like ice, try bowling or curling, and have fun challenging your friends on the court, to the sound of your favourite music! Finally, a bar and a restaurant will allow you to eat on site, so all you have to do is have a good time!