Chiswick House and Gardens Trust London, Chiswick

Reviews

1. Victoria Nikishina ★★★★★

   This is a beautiful park and gardens that has had a lot of investment and conservation in recent years. The landscaping is beautiful and as well as a cultural landmark this is a great local park and gardens for the community. Chiswick House is definitely worth a visit if you love nature, history and enjoy a beautiful setting for a walk. Child friendly with a modern cafe, it is also a short walk from the river Thames with beautiful walks down the Thams Path!

   almost 6 months ago
2. Sarah Knowler ★★★★★

   We visited Chiswick House specifically for the kitchen garden which is a most magical place filled with fruit, vegetables and flowers. Check online for opening times and special events. We went for a artist's open day and had a great time.

   almost 10 months ago
3. Michael Coleman ★★★★☆

   Visited for Ben & Jerry's Sundaes festival so only saw the gardens but a lovely spot.

   almost 11 months ago

1. weary feladunder ★★★★☆

   Limited parking spaces that are shared with users of the adjacent paddle tennis courts. Only park in designated areas or u will get a ticket and plenty of tickets were issued. The cafe is a well designed building unlike the timber clad shacks in Richmond Park.

   1 year ago
2. Genie ★★★★☆

   Relaxing stroll in the garden. Spacious for picnic and chill. Beautiful building suitable for photos. Saw a couple having wedding photo shooting session there.

   1 year ago
3. Róbert Routen ★★★★★

   Entry to the gardens is free, but parking required pay by App only. The gardens are very very well kept, large and widely spread. Its a very popular place especially on the weekend so expect many visitors with their dogs sunbathing and picnicking. The lake was nice with ducks and dogs swimming. The cafe is quite big and served almost everything you like with seating inside and outside. Lots of seating around tge park. Nice walking and joghing paths. I fully recommend visiting this place.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Narayanan Venkatesan ★★★★☆

   JEWEL AS A GAARDEN IN THE REAL CITY OF GARDEN OF LONDON. ENTRY FREE. DOGS WELCOME PLEASE TAKE PHOTOS AND SHARE WITH THEM IN SOCIAL MEDIA. DEEP WATER IN THE POND. BUT EMERGENCY BELT IS AVAILABE IN RED BOX WITH INSTRUCTIONS OLD ARCHIECTURE (2) Lovely green space to walk the dog or take a stroll. Has a few little trails, a cafe, childrens play park and pond with a casade. Entrance to the gardens is free. I specifically went for the camillia festival and perhaps my expectations …( dogs play under the strict control of thier masters. tehy dont bark at u as in TN/ Bangalore

   almost 4 years ago
2. Sylvie Francis ★★★★★

   A classic designed house with acres of beautiful gardens,trails + a working kitchen garden. A wonderful day out exploring this place, have a picnic or check out the cafe with seasonal produce from the kitchen garden.

   almost 4 years ago
3. B Barr ★★★★☆

   Great outdoor space. Beautiful camelias. A huge variety of plants mainly shrubs. Did not go inside. Unfortunately some of the camelias were roped off so couldn't see them properly. Good outdoor space for children. A small lake with ducks also. Enjoyed my visit

   almost 4 years ago

1. Sophia Rook ★★★★☆

   Lovely green space to walk the dog or take a stroll. Has a few little trails, a cafe, childrens play park and pond with a casade. Entrance to the gardens is free. I specifically went for the camillia festival and perhaps my expectations were too high but left rather underwhelmed. While the paper guide to the trail was very helpful and the camillias I did see were nice, there was only 1 bush/area of each variety. With some varieties only having a couple of open flowers. There was a camillia competition in the centre of the conservatory in which people had brought in a head of their home grown camillias which I thought is a good way to involve the community. The wings of the conservatory were barricaded off so we were unable to go further than the main circle which in all fairness was mentioned on the website. In all nice to have a look around Chiswick gardens but won't be rushing back to the festival.

   almost 4 years ago

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