Parks, landmarks, food, culture, family activities, entertainment and hidden corners worth discovering across Streatham.
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St Leonard’s Church is one of Streatham’s most important historic landmarks, with medieval origins, striking architecture and centuries of connection to the local community. Its churchyard, tower and surviving historic fabric make it a key stop for anyone interested in Streatham’s story.
Streatham Hill Theatre is one of the area’s most striking historic landmarks, known for its grand auditorium, dramatic interiors and rich entertainment heritage. Even today, its scale and architectural detail make it one of Streatham’s most memorable buildings.
Streatham Tate Library is one of the area’s most recognisable historic buildings, combining elegant late-Victorian architecture with a long-standing role at the heart of local community life. Funded by Sir Henry Tate, it remains both a working library and an important Streatham landmark.