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Marble Hill House

Enter the fashionable Georgian world in this charming Thames-side villa. An elegant 18th century villa bordering the Thames. Marble Hill was built for Henrietta Howard, mistress of George II. Here she entertained courtiers and literary men, including Pope, Swift and Gay. Intimate interiors vividly recreate their lifestyle. New for 2006, hand-painted Chinese wallpaper transforms the dining parlour. Take time to explore some of the surrounding 66 acres of beautiful parkland, or walk along the Thames Path, across the bridge from picturesque Richmond village.

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Opening times:
1 Apr-31 Oct Sat 10am-2pm Sun, & Bank Hols. 10am-5pm
Tours on 12pm & 3pm Tue, & Wed.
Closed 24 Dec-29 Feb
Adult £4.20 Children £21.10 Concession £3.20
Free to English Heritage Members

Visit London review of Marble Hill House

Reviewed by: Visit London

For an intriguing insight into 18th century court-life, saunter along the riverbank to Marble Hill House. This beautiful Palladium villa was built in the 1720s for Henrietta Howard, one-time mistress of King George II. Today it is full of Georgian furnishings and paintings. The house is managed by English Heritage.


Prices and Booking for Marble Hill House

Prices:

Adult: £4.00 to £4.20 per ticket
Child: £2.00 to £2.10 per ticket
Concession: £3.00 to £3.20 per ticket
 

Location Information Marble Hill House

Address:
Richmond Road
Twickenham
TW1 2NL
Telephone:+44 (0)20 8892 5115
Fax:+44 (0)20 8607 9976
By road:
Car: Cross Richmond Bridge and follow signs. Train/Tube: St Margaret's, Twickenham or Richmond Stations. Bus: H22, R70, R68, 490 or 33 from Richmond (journey 10 mins)
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