Dulwich College is a boys day and boarding school in West Dulwich, founded in 1619. Photo: Michał Olszewski
A trip to Dulwich — with the greenery of Dulwich Park, the culture of Dulwich Picture Gallery and the independent shops of Lordship Lane — feels more like a trip to the Sussex countryside, than to a town in south London.
Bartleys florist in the centre of Dulwich Village. Photo: shadow_in_the_waterDulwich Wood, close to Dulwich & Sydenham Golf Club. Photo: smithA statue of Edward Alleyn, the Elizabethan actor who founded Dulwich College. Photo: Matt Brown.A cottage in Dulwich. Photo: Adam SwaineLooking down Barry Road towards St Thomas RC Church in East Dulwich. Photo: nicnac1000Signpost at the corner of East Dulwich Grove and Dulwich Village. Photo: Matt BrownA historical board denoting the prices of the tolls at the tollgate on the Dulwich Estate. The tollgate is still in operation today, situated at the junction of College Road and Tollgate Drive, towards Sydenham Hill. Photo: IanVisitsDulwich Picture Gallery is London's oldest art gallery. Photo: icklekittyOutside Dulwich Picture Gallery, just south of Dulwich Village. Photo: Jason WebberPickwick Cottage in Dulwich Village. Photo: Matt BrownA mural by Conor Harrington in East Dulwich. Photo: Matt Brown.Dulwich Hamlet play at home against Bognor Regis. Photo: Jason Cobb.Entrance to Dulwich Park. Photo: JAY
