| The Dove |
| The Dove pub at Hammersmith is the perfect summer retreat. Make your way out of London's smallest pub bar to the terrace and enjoy this beautiful bucolic stretch of the River Thames as it bends towards Hammersmith Bridge. |
| The Dove has been pulling pints since the 17th Century. Folklore has it that Charles II and his mistress Nell Gwynn used to meet here for romantic assignations - frankly it seems unlikely. Writer Graham Greene definitely was a regular however. |
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Ravenscourt Park. |
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33, 72, 209, 283, 419 and 485 all rumble over Hammersmith Bridge. |
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A.P. Herbert based The Dove on The Pigeons pub in his 1930 novel The Water Gypsies. |
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