Rising out of the lush surroundings of London’s Richmond Park, the ancient barrow now known as King Henry’s Mound is home to a telescope, the view through which is a historically protected ...

King Henry VIII's Mound, in Richmond Park, south-west London, is believed to have been an ancient funerary monument dating from the Bronze Age. It was later used to oversee royal hunts and is now ...

Photos of the largest open space in London Take in the vistas from the park including King Henry's Mound Stunning views out of London from the terrace at Richmond Hill The landscaped grounds of ...

KING HENRY VIII has become an issue holding up Chelsea's redevelopment of Stamford Bridge. The Tudor king has a mound in Richmond Park which has a "protected view". Despite the mound being 6.1 ...

Boleyn Gardens, an award-winning urban park in Essex, is believed to have been visited by none other than Henry VIII ... maze is planted on a small snail mound and elevated in the centre ...

“But Richmond Park and St Paul’s Cathedral are national ... “Not all of those visitors will make the walk up to King Henry’s Mound to take in the view, but plenty do.

According to legend, Henry VIII stood at the highest point of Richmond Park looking for a signal from the Tower of London to confirm that his second wife Anne Boleyn had been executed ...

King Henry VIII's Mound, in Richmond Park, south-west London, is believed to have been an ancient funerary monument dating from the Bronze Age. It was later used to oversee royal hunts and is now ...

The view from King Henry's Mound is of St Paul's Cathedral and it cannot be obscured. This would therefore limit the heights of new stands at Stamford Bridge, as they could then be in the way of ...