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Stroll along a peaceful riverside road into secluded woodland gardens, to find stunning 18th century interior design and the principle art gallery for the Borough of Richmond upon Thames, which attracts over 40,000 visitors a year. Visitors of all ages can try out their own artistic talents in a pre-booked workshop at Orleans House, or to soak up more history, Marble Hill Park and Ham House are nearby.
Finish off with great pub grub around the corner from the Gallery, which is reached easily from London and the south east by road, rail, or even by boat.
Orleans House has a rich and vibrant history, the baroque Octagon room was designed by renowned architect James Gibbs, but the full potential of the site has yet to be realised.
Guide Prices
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Ticket | Free |
Orleans House Gallery is free to visit. Donations are welcome.
Facilities
Accessibility
- Disabled access
- Disabled toilets
Children
- Baby changing facilities
- Children welcome
Meeting, Conference & Wedding Facilities
- Venue approved for civil marriage
- Wedding receptions
Property Facilities
- Dogs not accepted (except guidedogs)
- Public toilets
- Smoking not allowed
Map & Directions
Road Directions
Cars
Limited free car parking space is available within the grounds. Vehicle access via Orleans Road only. For navigation devices please use Orleans Road and continue along turning into Riverside. There is no vehicle access via Lebanon Park Road. Coach drop off is at Richmond Road/Marble Hill House Car Park.
Access to the Orleans House Gallery car park can be limited due to high tides. Please ensure you check the tide times before you visit, please visit the Port of London Authority website and search High tides at Richmond Bridge.
Public Transport Directions
Train and London Underground
St Margarets, Twickenham and Richmond can be easily reached with direct trains from Waterloo.
Buses
From Richmond: 33, 490, H22, R68, R70.
From Twickenham: 33, 490, H22, R68, R70
Walking
The gallery is just a short walk from St Margarets train station. There are also footpath routes available for visitors who are walking.
