Fulham Palace

The former retreat of the Bishops of London until 1973 now incorporates Bishop's Park and is a lovely green area in a heavily built part of London as well as home to some important historic buildings. Also a museum which charts the history of the palace back to the 11th century (and the area itself back to prehistoric times). Of note in the museum includes an entire room dedicated to Bishop Henry Compton's botanical exploits where he would gather all kinds of plants from the North American colony and grow them in the palace garden. Sadly the garden itself was destroyed when "Capability" Brown's landscaping became fashionable and Compton's codex of plants is missing with exception of a few preserved copies of its pages. There is a small cafe.

Una volta era la residenza di vacanza del Vescovo di Londra che oggi incorpora il parco Bishop's Park, un'area verde molto bella in una zona ad alta densità costruttiva. È anche un museo sulla storia del palazzo sin dal XI secolo. Al suo interno si trova anche una caffetteria.