Opening times and tickets


Chiswick House Gardens are free for everyone, everyday.

Thanks to our supporters, the stunning gardens here are free for everyone, everyday.

Internationally recognised and locally loved, they are home to lots of wildlife and over 1,600 trees that clean and cool the air. Visit for a relaxing day out, acres of green space, and a break from everyday hustle and bustle.

As the first ever English landscape garden, nurtured alongside the 18th century Palladian villa, Chiswick House & Gardens also has a special place in garden design and architectural history. There is always something exciting to discover here.

The gardens are open daily from 7am until dusk all year round.
October closing time is 6.30pm.

To help you plan your visit, please check out our planned closures page to avoid disappointment. 

Kitchen Garden

At the centre of the 65-acre grounds we run an open, working Kitchen Garden where everyone is invited to wander, taste what’s growing, and enjoy activities run with and for our local community.

Free to enter – new this year!

The Kitchen Garden is now closed, it will be re-opening Spring 2025.

A beautiful garden setting, it is a little gem we shall return to again and again!

Chiswick House

Chiswick House is now closed, it will be re-opening Spring 2025. We offer group tours in the House all year round, find out more here.

To help you plan your visit, please check out our planned closures page to avoid disappointment.

Ticket Prices

You can choose from two types of entry ticket for the House. It’s entirely up to you which you choose.

  • Gift Aid Admission
  • Standard Admission

Gift Aid Admission includes a 10 per cent voluntary donation. Gift Aid Admissions allow us to reclaim tax on the whole amount that you pay. This is an extra 25% and a very significant boost to our funds.

Here’s how it works on an adult ticket:

ExampleGift Aid AdmissionStandard Admission
Amount paid by visitor £12.50£11
Tax refund (Gift Aid) claimed from Government£3.12£0.00
Total value of ticket to Chiswick House & Gardens Trust£15.62£11

Our supporters enjoy free entry to Chiswick House, as well enjoying invites to special events, regular newsletters and a 10% discount in the Shop, Café and from the Produce Cart.  Find out more here.

Book your tickets
Ticket Prices 2024Gift Aid AdmissionStandard Admission
Adult £12.50£11
Family (2 adults + 3 kids)£29£26
Family (1 adults + 3 kids)£18£16
Child(5-17), jobseekers, students£6.75£6

Kindly be aware that we exclusively accept card payments for ticket and gift shop transactions.

 

Free tickets also available for:

  • Children aged 4 and under
  • Carers accompanying visitors with disabilities
  • English Heritage members
  • Chiswick House Friends

What’s included in your ticket?

Free Audio Guides

Uncover Chiswick House and Gardens’ fascinating story with our two free audio guides:

  • Audio guide for adults narrated by Elizabeth McGovern (Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham, in Downton Abbey). Includes expert interviews with English Heritage’s curator.
  • Children’s audio guide narrated by Sophie Ellis-Bextor with fun quizzes to keep the kids entertained.

Family Trail

Pick up a free Family Trail of the House from the Ticket Desk.

You can book in advance / buy tickets on the day but please note:

  • Unfortunately, we cannot take bookings over the phone.
  • We don’t have a cloakroom so please keep your bags with you during your visit and carry them by your side in the House.
  • Strollers and pushchairs can be stored at the buggy park in the main entrance, unfortunately they cannot be permitted into the House but we do have baby carriers you can borrow.
  • Photography is not permitted in some rooms due to the nature of the collection. Please speak to staff for more information
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Getting here

Chiswick House and Gardens are easy to get to by car, bicycle, public transport or on foot. There's no excuse not to come and visit!

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Access

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