Top Things to do in Marlow
7 Historic Sites in Marlow That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Marlow, United Kingdom including All Saints Church, Marlow War Memorial, Statue in Memory of Charles Frohman, Marlow Place, Albion House, Old Parsonage, Chapel at Widmer Farm.
Restaurants in Marlow
1. All Saints Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By 492DaveP - Portsmouth, United Kingdom
All Saints Church dominates the town of Marlow when entering via the historic Marlow Suspension Bridge (the latter constructed in 1860 at a total cost of £22,000). This (CoE) church was originally built around or before the 1100s, but completely demolished – the main reason being constant flooding of the Thames River – and replaced in 1832 by the Gothic-style church still there today. Featuring beautiful Victorian stained glass windows and an impressive Willis organ dating back to 1876, the church has for centuries been an historically prominent component of the town’s fabric. Points of interest include wall monuments, the oldest to William and Ketheryne Willoughby and family, d. 1597. Definitely recommend a visit.
2. Marlow War Memorial
3. Statue in Memory of Charles Frohman
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By 880litah - Twyford, United Kingdom
This is on the main high street in mArlow, it is a pretty statue and well worth having a look. Park up and take walk along the high street
4. Marlow Place
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Cat_C1310 - Marlow, United Kingdom
I have always visited Marlow Place, but as a local, we know it as “Liston Court” so if you ask for directions ask for Liston Court! It’s a lovely little plaza just off the high street but with plenty of through traffic for people watching. There’s a gorgeous florists, where you cannot just browse, a few clothes shops and Satollo; an Italian cafe during the day and an Italian restaurant by night. Satollo is run solely by Italians so the coffee, pastries and food is all amazing and it’s a great place to sit (outside or in) and watch the world go by, work (as many people seem to do) or just enjoy a catch up with friends. It is very dog friendly, with dogs allowed j side and out and my dog will often be given a treat of ham or cheese. (He has great puppy-dog eyes which have never failed him yet). The plaza also contains Roccoco; a tiny little jewellery shop which is run by the most knowledgeable women I have ever met. They will always be able to help with gifts, browsing or a treat for yourself and will go out of their way to help you. They are also one of the only jewellery shops in Bucks to stock Nomination bracelets and again, will order you any link they do not have in stock. A lovely place to mooch or sit on a sunny day in Marlow.
5. Albion House
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 2 reviews
