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Strawberry Hill House & Garden
168 Waldegrave Road, Twickenham, TW1 4ST
Call direct on:
Tel+44 20 8744 1241
Call direct on:
Tel+44 20 8744 1241
Horace Walpole’s 18th century architectural masterpiece is internationally renowned as Britain’s finest example of Georgian Gothic revival architecture.
Horace Walpole, son of Britain’s first Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole, had the ambition to create an eccentric and complex gothic castle overlooking the Thames. He succeeded beyond measure, using the enchantment of Strawberry Hill as an inspiration for the publication of the first ever Gothic novel, The Castle of Otranto. Following the completion of a £10 million restoration, this constantly evolving building will inspire the
imagination for all who visit.
Visit us
Don’t miss your chance to see Horace Walpole’s ‘little gothic castle’ Strawberry Hill House in South West London. For more information on our general admission, tours, private hire and ‘what’s on’ please get in touch:
Website: www.strawberryhillhouse.org.uk
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8744 1241
Email: enquiry@strawberryhillhouse.org.uk
House – Saturday - Wednesday: 11am – 4pm. Final entry one hour before closing
Garden & Cafe – Saturday - Wednesday: 9am – 4pm
“It is a plaything-house... and it is the prettiest bauble you ever saw.” Horace Walpole, June 1747.
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Strawberry Hill House & Gardens has its own free car park with limited spaces available to visitors. Parking may not be available during particularly busy periods and we cannot reserve spaces so public transport is recommended. There are five ‘Blue Badge’ disabled parking spaces. Our postcode is TW1 4ST for satellite navigation systems.
National Rail Trains run on a circular route from London Waterloo to Strawberry Hill, with 4 trains per hour Monday- Saturday and 2 trains per hour on Sundays. The station is 5 to 10 minutes walk from the house, as signposted at the end of each platform. London Underground Take the District Line westbound to Richmond. From there catch the R68 from bus stop Z towards Hampton Court and alight at Michelham Gardens. Bus 33 towards Fulwell, Stanley Road. This bus leaves from Hammersmith Bus Station stop Z2 every 8-12 minutes and travels past Barnes Station, Richmond Bus Station and Twickenham town centre. Alight at Strawberry Vale. R68 towards Hampton Court Palace. This bus leaves from Kew Retail Park approximately every 15 minutes and travels past Richmond Station stop E and Twickenham town centre. Alight at Michelham Gardens.
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