Visit the House
House Open:
Normally, Saturday 10am-2pm : Sunday 10am-5pm.
For up-to-date information about how to get to Marble Hill House, when it is open, how much it costs and the facilities available please see the English Heritage website or phone the house 020 8892 5115
There is a car park and café.
Members of the Marble Hill Society have free entry to the house on production of a membership card.
Marble Hill Society
Sunday Afternoon Tours of Marble Hill House
Every Sunday in May, September and October 2010
at 2pm & 3.15pm
- Guides from the Marble Hill Society tell the roller coaster life story of the King's mistress, Henrietta Howard, who built this remarkable 18th century Palladian mansion by the Thames.
- See the fine collections of 18th Century art and Chinoiserie
- Enjoy the 60 acres of Marble Hill Park by the river, with a café too!
Entry to the house is free to English Heritage or Marble Hill Society members, otherwise normal visitor entry charges apply.
(Adult £5.00, Concessions £4.30, Child £2.50, Under 5’s free)
Ring 020 8892 5115 for details
English Heritage
Marble Hill Park - A Hidden History
Saturdays 3 July 2010, 7 August 2010 and 11 September 2010at 2pm and 3.15pm
Discover the lost treasures around the historical Marble Hill Park, such as the formal gardens designed by Alexander Pope and the Ninepin Alley, as a Ranger leads you on an informative and entertaining walk through the grounds.
Purchase your tickets directly from the site during their standard opening hours or calling them on 020 8892 5115. Please note: Booking tickets for this event is recommended as places are limited.
Entry to the house is free to English Heritage or Marble Hill Society members, otherwise normal visitor entry charges apply.
(Adult £5.00, Concessions £4.30, Child £2.50, Under 5’s free)
English Heritage
Festive Family Fun Days
Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 December 2010
10am to 4pm
Celebrate the start of the festive season with a fun trail for the children. Wander the grounds in search of Santa's reindeers. Can you find them all?
