Historical Landmarks Expedition

A road cycling route starting from Shirley

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Embark on an expedition to explore the historical landmarks surrounding Shirley.

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Map miniature of "Historical Landmarks Expedition" cycling inspiration in Outer London — South, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Historical Landmarks Expedition is a 96 km road cycling route that takes you on a journey through the historical landmarks surrounding Shirley. With a total ascent of 607 meters, this route offers a challenging and rewarding experience for road cyclists. Highlights of the route include Banstead, known for its historic buildings and charming atmosphere, Teddington with its picturesque riverside setting, Southall, a cultural hub with significant historical and architectural landmarks, Harrow Hill, offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside, The Platform, a unique observation point with panoramic views, the Palace of Westminster, an iconic landmark with rich historical significance, Dulwich, a scenic and charming area with beautiful parks and gardens, and Sydenham Hill, known for its picturesque landscapes and tranquil atmosphere. This route combines history, culture, and natural beauty to create an unforgettable cycling experience.

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96 km

607 m

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Start: Locality center

Shirley: Shirley: Enjoyable cycling routes in a peaceful atmosphere.

Shirley, located in Outer London – South, United Kingdom, provides a relatively average environment for road and gravel cycling. The locality offers some pleasant routes and quiet roads for cyclists to explore. However, there are no famous or well-known cycling spots in the immediate vicinity of Shirley. The locality ranks at 2 for its cycling suitability.