Ealing, then known as Gillingas is the administrative centre of the London Borough of Ealing, England. It lies west of London in proximity with the Charing Cross and the City of London. The other nearest places in Ealing are Alperton, Acton, Chiswick, Hanger Hill, Hanwell and Perivale. The area's earliest known history dates from the Iron Age based on the several archaeological items that was found within its territory. Ealing is famous for its arts, festivals and cultural heritage.
Church of St. Mary's is a parish church that is located along St. Mary's Road, Ealing, London. The church is famous for its amiable surroundings and interesting architectural style.
Ealing Common is a famous open area for several outdoor activities in Ealing. Ealing Common is one of the best places to go for people who wish to run, leisure walk, play outdoor sports and even cycling.
Ealing Local History Centre features magnificent displays that tell about the history of the territory and people of the London Borough of Ealing. The museum is open all year round. It is located at The Broadway, Ealing, London.
Gunnesbury Park stretches from the boroughs of Ealing and Hounslow. It is located along Popes Lane, Ealing, London. The park's famous features include a bowling green, a duck pond, a children's play area, a vast open area and so much more.
Walpole Park was then a part of the Pitzhanger Manor. The park is open to public and is located along Mattock Lane, London. Its 18th century landscaping as well as its walled rose garden can be seen today. Its large open space, children's play area and charming sites made it one of Ealing's most sought after destinations.
