Bromley is known as London’s largest borough, and it is the distinctiveness of its towns and neighbourhoods which make it what it is today. From Penge to Bromley Town Centre, Chislehurst to Orpington, and Darwin, Bromley is a rich tapestry of creative communities and cultures.
Bromley Town Centre has preserved its market town roots at the heart of old borough, building this into the vibrant high street seen today, that has recently been selected as one of London’s Night Time Enterprise Zones.
To the north, the welcoming Chislehurst village has a diverse range of communal spaces to explore, from The Commons and Chislehurst Caves to the elegant Royal Parade and bustling High Street. Named after Charles Darwin, Darwin has a legacy of historic heritage nestled amongst its more rural backdrop displaying some of Bromley’s most vibrant green spaces.
The Orpington Priory and Broomhill conservation areas showcase Orpington’s architectural heritage, whilst the town centre provides a plethora of commercial and cultural spaces. After being a key Destination at last year’s Festival, Penge is featured once again, giving visitors the chance to explore the Victorian architecture surrounding its lively and modern high street.
