Bishop's Park: Walk beside the Thames or stop at the playgrounds.
Fulham Palace: Explore the historic rooms, museum and walled garden.
Hurlingham Books: Browse the shelves for secondhand and antiquarian books.
Fulham Pier: Try the riverside food hall and public art.
All Saints Church: Visit for the historic architecture and Thames views.
Village London on a bend of the Thames: proper greens, serious gastropubs and slow Sunday mornings.
A shortlist for the kind of day you are having: wet afternoons, small children, slow Sundays and evenings out. Places come from the guide, and the council's listings fill in what is on this week.
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It depends on the day. Good starting points are Fulham Palace, GolfSQ, Bishop's Park and Santa Maria Pizzeria. The sections above group the rest by occasion, most linking to a fuller list.
What can you do in Fulham on a rainy day?
Head indoors: Fulham Palace, GolfSQ, Hurlingham Books and Neptune Fulham. The rainy-day guide has the full list.
What is there to do in Fulham with kids?
Start with Bishop's Park, Fulham Palace Gardens, Fulham Palace and Fulham Pier. The with-kids guide adds cafes and restaurants that work with children.
Where should I go on a Sunday morning in Fulham?
For a slow Sunday: Bishop's Park, Parsons Green, Cafe La Tulipe and Honesty Fulham Road.
Where should I go for an evening out in Fulham?
For dinner or drinks: Santa Maria Pizzeria, Sukho Fine Thai Cuisine, The Atlas and The Harwood Arms. The date-night guide covers more.
What is on in Fulham this week?
This page lists the next seven days from the LBHF events calendar. Listings come from the council and can change, so check the event page before you go.