Richmond’s historic Roebuck pub is celebrating the changing of the seasons and sharing its iconic view as the leaves change.

Made world-famous by 19th century artist JMW Turner, the Roebuck’s incredible location offers the ideal spot to usher out autumn and welcome in winter, as seen in this stunning picture.

As the only view in the UK protected by an act of Parliament, the 300-year-old Roebuck offers uninterrupted views over the royal parkland of Richmond Hill and the Arcadian Thames.

With roaring fires and cosy corners, the pub offers the perfect place for Richmond’s visitors to relax and unwind. Cask ales take centre stage at the Roebuck, with the pub recently featuring in the 2025 Good Beer Guide and offering its very own Roebuck Pale Ale, as well as an extensive wine and cocktail menu.

Warming winter dishes include refined Sunday roasts, their now infamous beef and raclette pie, and lunchtime options such as fish finger sandwiches. They have also recently launched a new breakfast menu available from Friday to Sunday, until midday. There are also sharing plates and homemade pub snacks for those looking for something smaller to tuck into.

Whatever guests are looking for, the Roebuck in Richmond is the ideal spot to watch the seasons change.