National Trust: Carlyle's House
Historian, social writer and ethical thinker Thomas Carlyle and his wife Jane lived in this house from 1834 to 1881. Opened in 1895 as a literary shrine, it contains some of the Carlyles' furniture, books,
About
Historian, social writer and ethical thinker Thomas Carlyle and his wife Jane lived in this house from 1834 to 1881. Opened in 1895 as a literary shrine, it contains some of the Carlyles' furniture, books, pictures and personal possessions, together with portraits and memorabilia. There is a small walled garden.
Prices and opening times
| Child Ticket | £3.25 per ticket |
|---|---|
| Family Ticket | £16.25 per ticket |
| Adult Ticket | £6.50 per ticket |
Opening Times
Important notice - Please note that the house is closed. We look forward to welcoming you in the spring from March 1st 2017.
1 March - 5 November 2017: Wednesday - Sunday: 11:00–17:00
Venue Details & Map
National Trust: Carlyle's House
- Address
-
24 Cheyne RowLondonSW3 5HL
- Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 7352 7087
- carlyleshouse@nationaltrust.org.uk
- Public transport:
- Kings Road (SW3) - Walk down the Kings Road until you come to Oakley Street on the left. Go down Oakley Street and take the 1st right into Upper Cheyne Row, then left into Cheyne Row.