Chiswick House and Gardens, London: Photos, Reviews & Location

Scenic, 18th-century estate featuring a stately manor house, extensive gardens & cafe.

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#130 of 392 Tourist attractions in London #22 of 47 Gardens in London

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.60

9.9 km from the center of London

Rating breakdown

5 ★69%
4 ★24%
3 ★6%
2 ★1%
1 ★1%

Burlington Ln, Chiswick, London W4 2RP, United Kingdom

chiswickhouseandgardens.org.uk

+44 20 3141 3350

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Quick facts

What is the rating of Chiswick House and Gardens?: Chiswick House and Gardens is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 2,634 reviews.
How does Chiswick House and Gardens rank in London?: Chiswick House and Gardens is #130 of 392 Tourist attractions in London by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Chiswick House and Gardens located?: Burlington Ln, Chiswick, London W4 2RP, United Kingdom — 9.9 km from the center of London.
How can I contact Chiswick House and Gardens?: Phone: +44 20 3141 3350 · Website: chiswickhouseandgardens.org.uk

Reviews (8)

Sara M 2024 Sep 28

Amazing grounds and dog friendly areas. The Caffe is just the perfect spot for a relaxing brunch in the sunshine. My favourite park in Chiswick

Mari' 2024 Aug 28

The place is amazing. Except for the enormous number of dogs that run freely and even swim in the lake, a place that should be a quiet house for birds and wild little animals.

Alexey Subach 2024 Apr 07

It’s a decent park. Sometimes it features activities like markets or Halloween lights festival. The park is pretty large, there are a lot of flower bushes and trees there. There is also a pond with ducks and other birds. One issue with the park is that during autumn/winter it gets very dirty and impossible to walk around without rubber boots or alternative village shoes

Rose Haldane 2024 Apr 06

Beautiful grounds, lakes, gorgeous towering 200 year old trees. Unfortunately house closed that wasn't updated on the website. Be sure to pay the car park as very very vigilant circulation of traffic wardens and 2 cars ticketed already

Daniel David 2024 Apr 06

Finally, I made it to this beautiful spot in West London. The house has a wonderful paladian front and sits in over 50 acres of land, which houses an extensive garden.

Situated in close to the house, is a cafe run by Collici which serves a selection of hot and cold dishes and beverages.

Of you are out and about in the Chiswick area, this is it.

Daniel Egan 2024 Mar 26

What an absolute delight to have this 60+ acre place on our doorstep in Chiswick, with great access and for free. Despite the impressive C17-18th, Grade I listed ‘House’ (a relatively small neo-palladian style villa), it isn’t what you go for (unless you’re a huge fan of the neo-palladian style). You go for the gardens, oh the gardens – glorious.
In the late C19th it was used as an ‘asylum’, and later even a fire station! But it’s hard to imagine through its grandeur and elaborate gardens and expansive water features.
Like the villa, the gardens are an attempt to create the gardens of ancient Rome, this can be seen in the statues, groves, Egyptian-esque nods, gateways, the water features and ‘garden buildings’ such as the ‘the Deer House’.
The great Cedar of Lebanon trees are my favourite, as is the impressive early C19th conservatory.

Greta Creates 2023 Aug 28

Wonderful place and I had a very nice time there.
It has the main house and allotments that are looked after by the community, and if you purchase the produce, then you help to support the community. Also, they give you a tea bag to pick some tea for yourself. The rest of the park and woods are free to access and children and dog friendly. Would definitely recommend this place. 🙂📸

Vi Diệu 2023 Aug 10

Such a lovely place! The house was closed when I visited (open Thursday–Sunday, 11am–4pm), but wow, the gardens and greenery are just so pretty! There's a lake in the middle with plenty of wild fowls too. Could spend hours getting lost in the beauty of the place honestly.