Sunbury-on-Thames or Sunbury is a town within the borough of Spelthorne, shire county of Surrey, England, United Kingdom. It lies southwest of central London and surrounded by the River Thames on its southern part. Based on a couple of archaeological findings the area's history dates back the 10th century BC. Its first known name based on the Domesday Book of 1086 was Suneberie. The town today is popular for homing the Millennium Embroidery, its sports facilities and cultural heritage.
The prime roads A224, A308, A316 and M3 serve the town. The nearest destinations from Sunbury are Feltham, Hampton, Hounslow, London, Kingston-upon-Thames, Staines and Walton-on-Thames.
Kempton Park Racecourse can be found along Staines Road East, Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey, England, United Kingdom. It hosts both Flat and National Hunt races and has state of the art facilities fit to cater some of the finest races to watch in England.
Sunbury Millennium Embroidery Gallery sits within the Walled Garden of Sunbury-on-Thames in England, United Kingdom. The gallery houses the town's wonderful and celebrated Millennium Embroidery that took the locals of Sunbury about four years in total to complete and there is a tactile guide for any visitors who are visually impaired. The Gallery also holds exhibitions and events and visitors can visit the shop and cafe.
Queen Mary Reservoir is located within the borough of Spelthorne in Surrey County, England, United Kingdom. It is a large reservoir owned by Thames Water Utilities Ltd. The site is famous for its facilities and for homing the Queen Mary Sailing Club. Sailing and windsurfing are the top most popular activities within it.
Rotunda Centre is situated at Clarence Street in Kingston-upon-Thames, England, United Kingdom. It is a popular health and leisure centre that offers wide variety of fun activities. The centre has a bowling alley, cinema, fitness centre, restaurants and so much more.
Sunbury Walled Garden is an ancient garden within the town of Sunbury-on-Thames in England, United Kingdom. Its history dates back the 18th century as a part of a mansion that was commissioned for Sir Roger Hudson. Amongst the venue's beloved features are its Victorian Rose garden, Seasonal Displays and Garden of Fragrance.
