Strawberry Hill House
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Landmarks & Historical Sites
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Historical Houses, Gardens & Parks
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Adult: £12.50
- Offer expires:
- 31/12/2021
- Location:
- 268 Waldegrave Road, Twickenham TW1 4ST
- Phone number:
- 0208 744 1241
- Nearest station:
- Strawberry Hill
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*To adhere to social distancing measures in place, guests can only pre-book their tickets online to guarantee entry to attractions. We currently cannot offer walk–up on the day vouchers*
When though to attraction site, select 'National Rail Days Out 2FOR1 entry' ticket option.
*To adhere to social distancing measures in place, guests can only pre-book their tickets online to guarantee entry to attractions. We currently cannot offer walk–up on the day vouchers*
When though to attraction site, select 'National Rail Days Out 2FOR1 entry' ticket option.
Award-winning Strawberry Hill is one of Britain's finest examples of Georgian Gothic Revival architecture. Explore the eccentric interiors created by Horace Walpole and enjoy the beautiful garden, a little green oasis tucked away from busy city life.
Horace Walpole was a writer, collector, politician and the son of Britain's first Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole. At Strawberry Hill, situated just off the River Thames in Twickenham, he created his own 'little gothic castle', which became famous in its own day, attracting many 18th Century tourists.
Strawberry Hill was saved from ruin and re-opened to the public following a £9 million restoration in 2010. Expert craftsmen and artisans have recreated Horace's 18th Century interiors using historic methods and traditions. Strawberry Hill can now be enjoyed by a modern audience and they will learn of it's history, design, residents and restoration. Strawberry Hill has also retained four acres of its naturalistic garden.
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Horace Walpole was a writer, collector, politician and the son of Britain's first Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole. At Strawberry Hill, situated just off the River Thames in Twickenham, he created his own 'little gothic castle', which became famous in its own day, attracting many 18th Century tourists.
Strawberry Hill was saved from ruin and re-opened to the public following a £9 million restoration in 2010. Expert craftsmen and artisans have recreated Horace's 18th Century interiors using historic methods and traditions. Strawberry Hill can now be enjoyed by a modern audience and they will learn of it's history, design, residents and restoration. Strawberry Hill has also retained four acres of its naturalistic garden.
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Opening Times
OFFER TIMES:
Monday - Wednesday 11.00-15.00
Sunday & Bank Holiday 11.00-16.00
Last admission 1 hour before closing.
Opening times may vary. Please check website for details.
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