Chiswick House, 2015

Chiswick House and Gardens

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  • Chiswick
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Time Out says

Richard Boyle, the third Earl of Burlington, designed this romantic Palladian villa in 1725. The house was a showpiece, in which the Earl could display his fine collection of paintings (many of which remain), for the entertainment of the artistic and philosophical luminaries of his day. The house is lovely – and nowadays enhanced by a startlingly modern but thoroughly appropriate café – but the gardens are absolutely gorgeous, a place to stroll in regal tranquillity.

Details

Address
Burlington Lane
Chiswick
London
W4 2RP
Transport:
Rail: Chiswick; Tube: Turnham Green
Opening hours:
Apr-Oct 10am-5pm Mon, Wed-Sun. 7am-dusk daily. 10am-4pm Tue-Sun
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What’s on

Twelve Days of Christmas

Chiswick House is now formally closed for 2025 in its usual English Heritage day-to-day incarnation. But this festive season the magnificent Neo-Palladium pile will open for holidays for the first time in a special incarnation – staged by trailblazing live entertainment company Underbelly – that aims to capture the opulent hubbub of a Georgian Christmas, in a presentation themed around the contemorary carol ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’. Basically it’ll be very Christmassy, and show the house off as a place for entertainment – as it was in the past when people lived there – and not just a dry historical exhibit. It’s suitable for all ages, and will be further pepped up with an eighteenth century-style Father Christmas’s Grotto.
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