Bromley Map

Bromley map, view the Greater London town of Bromley, located in the county of Greater London, England.

Detailed Street Map of Bromley Greater London & Guide to the Area

Bromley Map Greater London: Interactive map of Bromley, displaying the town situated in the county of Greater London, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Bromley area and a Bromley town centre map, showing Bromley Railway Station (North and South) and the Glades Shopping Centre.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Bromley map are: Churchill Theatre, Primark, Marks & Spencer, Bromley South Station, Picturehouse Cinema, The Partridge, Café Rouge, Zizzi, Franco Manca, Waterstones, Lakeland, The Pavillion Leisure Centre, Boots, WHSmith, The Railway Tavern, Costa Coffee, Wilko, Apple Bromley, Next, Bromley Civic Centre, Intu Bromley Car Park, Waitrose, H&M, Bromley United Reformed Church, Vue Cinema, Sainsbury's, Superdrug, The Star and Garter, Barclays Bank, HSBC, Lloyds Bank, Holland & Barrett, Greggs, Bromley Magistrates' Court, Bromley Little Theatre, The Churchill Café, Debenhams (historic building), Pizza Express, Kaspa's Desserts, The Freelands Tavern, The Railway Pub, St Peter & St Paul's Church, Specsavers, Bromley Police Station, St Mark's School, St George's Church, Metro Bank, Bromley Library, Poundland.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Beckenham, Shortlands, Hayes, Sundridge, Downham, Chislehurst, West Wickham, Bickley, Petts Wood, Orpington, Farnborough, Biggin Hill, Locksbottom, Elmers End, Penge, Anerley, Sydenham, Forest Hill, Grove Park, Hither Green, Catford, Lewisham, Lee, New Eltham, Mottingham, Sidcup, Eltham, Foots Cray, St Mary Cray, Crayford, Dartford, Swanley, Keston, Coney Hall, Green Street Green, Chelsfield, Knockholt, Bellingham, Crofton Park, Bromley Common.

Bromley sits on the southeastern edge of Greater London and offers that ideal balance of town convenience with just enough green space to breathe. It's got a solid reputation as a family-friendly spot, popular with commuters but with its own character too. The high street is lively, the parks are well kept, and there's always something going on—whether it's a local market, a theatre show, or just a decent café to settle into.

The town has its roots in the Anglo-Saxon era, though it properly took off during the Victorian period when the railway rolled in and brought London within easy reach. It became a popular retreat for those looking to escape the city smog. These days, Bromley has a population of around 87,000, and 330,000 if you count the wider borough, making it one of the larger suburban areas of Greater London. Its mix of Victorian charm and modern living makes it quite a draw.

For those after things to do, you're in luck. Bromley boasts The Glades shopping centre, packed with big names and food spots, plus the Churchill Theatre which pulls in a decent variety of shows and acts. A wander through Church House Gardens is a peaceful way to pass an hour or two, and there's also the lovely Norman Park if you're after a longer stroll. For something with a bit of history, Red House in nearby Bexleyheath is a National Trust gem, while English Heritage's Eltham Palace is only a short drive away and well worth it for the Art Deco interiors and moated setting.

Zooming out to the Greater London area opens the door to everything from Greenwich's maritime wonders to the West End's theatre scene. You're not far from Crystal Palace, with its sweeping park and the remains of the old exhibition palace, plus the dinosaurs that kids still go mad for. A bit further out, you can hop on a train and be at the British Museum or Tower of London in under an hour.

Bromley's pretty well connected all round. It's got two main stations—Bromley South and Bromley North. Bromley South is the more popular of the two for commuters, with regular fast services into London Victoria, as well as links to Blackfriars and St Pancras. If you're flying, London City Airport is the closest, but Gatwick isn't far either, especially by train. Bus routes are solid too, with services running across South London and into Kent.

The town is part of the London Borough of Bromley, which is technically within the ceremonial county of Greater London. Bromley's borough covers a huge area—one of the largest in London—and includes countryside, nature reserves, and even a bit of the North Downs. It's got that rare mix of suburban comfort and access to proper green belt land, which is why it continues to be such a popular place to settle.

We hope you found this Bromley tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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