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Free - £29
Gardens
Open daily from 7am until dusk all year round. March closing time is 7pm.
Kitchen Garden
Open from 28 March to 27 October, Thursday to Sunday, 10:30am – 3:30pm.
Chiswick House
Chiswick House open from Friday 24 May to 29 September, Thursday to Sunday, 10:30am-3:30pm.
Photo Credit: © English Heritage
Recognized internationally for its historic significance, the venue offers a glimpse into architectural and garden history.
Families and children are welcome to explore the extensive grounds, including the Grade I-listed Conservatory with its impressive collection of heritage camellias.
The Walled Garden, converted into a community Kitchen Garden, serves as a vital resource for outreach.
With woodland, lawns, and gardens to explore, families can enjoy picnics, walks, and playtime in the under 7s playground conveniently located next to the Café.
Chiswick House and Gardens also host seasonal events tailored for children, providing engaging experiences for visitors of all ages.
Chiswick House & Gardens
Burlington Lane, Chiswick
W4 2RP
Turnham Green
190, E3, 533
If you are visiting the gardens during the day, the public car park is situated just off the westbound A4 and clearly marked by a brown tourist board entrance sign
Adult: £11 - £12.50
Family (2 adults + 3 kids): £26 - £29
Family (1 adults + 3 kids): £16 - £18
Child(5-17), jobseekers, students: £6 - £6.75
The Gardens are free for everyone, everyday
Gardens
Open daily from 7am until dusk all year round. March closing time is 7pm.
Kitchen Garden
Open from 28 March to 27 October, Thursday to Sunday, 10:30am – 3:30pm.
Chiswick House
Chiswick House open from Friday 24 May to 29 September, Thursday to Sunday, 10:30am-3:30pm.
The Café is open every day from 8am serving Colicci’s signature speciality coffee and homemade cakes
Strollers and pushchairs can be stored at the buggy park in the main entrance, unfortunately they cannot be permitted into the House but there are baby carriers you can borrow
Access to the House is through the Shop (at the back of the House). There is one step up and a ramp is available if required. All areas of the ground floor are open to visitors and there is some static seating and portable fold-out chairs to carry with you.
You can borrow a wheelchair during your visit
An accessible bathroom is at the top of a shallow ramp
Assistance animals are welcome, and drinking water is available for them at the Café.
