It is a perfect park to visit on an afternoon walk. The cafe located in the middle of the park serves coffee, beer and food. Although the park is surrounded by busy roads which makes it hard to access it, the park itself is very calm and nice. The house in the middle has a smaller market in the area in front of the house

Visited here & Kew Gardens with a coach party from Cheshire. Chiswick House was really worth a visit. I have limited mobility due to MS but the staff ( especially Harry ) were so helpful & saved me a long walk from the coach drop off point to the house by bringing a wheel chair all the way for me & again on my return. Harry was very knowledgeable about the House & gave us great service.

It was so lovely to return to Chiswick house with my wife for our wedding anniversary, & we had such a nice day exploring the gardens & house: Despite my father growing up just around the corner from here, I'd not been back for years - so it was a real treat to see it properly and make th make the most of our time. We'd booked a timed house tour - this was great, & we loved the little handsets that give you info in each room. There's certainly a fascinating history to the house, & we loved that this also included The Beatles making two videos in the grounds back in the 1960s. It was wonderful to see these actual locations after seeing them in the videos over the years! The grounds are well-maintained & a lovely place to relax. We like the kitchen garden too, & all the helpful signage there telling you what's what. We had ice creams from the cafe, & sat by the river to enjoy them. Staff were really helpful & friendly too, & all in all we had a very enjoyable day. Hope to be back soon!

I live locally and love having these gardens in my local area. The markets are great with high quality vendors and my dog loves it too! The only negative is during the summer events season it can be hard for us locals to find parking which is a bit annoying, and the cafe food isn’t the best (coffee is good though!)

Visited in September 2023 during the heatwave. Absolutely lovely place to spend a few hours. Gardens were well maintained and the architecture was fantastic to look at. Was great to just have a stroll, take in the scenery, enjoy a pint and enjoy the weather. Well worth a visit on a sunny day.

First visit ,very tranquil surrounding & peaceful place to come sit or walk . Lovely cafe and accessible for wheelchair users . I used the E3 BUS route 3 mins walk ,nearest station chiswick overground .

The gardens are amazing and the preservation of the site is fantastic fun for the family. Dog walkers welcome. Cafe and play park on site and a fantastic collection of arboriculttural specimens and avian specimens taboot.

Marvelous place. The house is a reflection of the richess / wealth of the original owner , stuffed with pieces of art (paintings,statues) not to mention the splendid ceilings. The gardens are an oasis of green and are also a haven for waterfowl. Ecellent location to visit on a sunny day.

Located in Chiswick, a far-out suburb of London, this 18th-century villa is set on stunning grounds and is surrounded by beautiful gardens. The grounds are phenomenal, and the gardens are gorgeous, but quiet reflection here is a challenge, to say the least. With Heathrow Airport nearby, there seems to be an ear-splitting flight roaring overhead every minute. Chiswick House itself has a few beautiful furnishings and decorations, but, on the whole, I was a bit disappointed with it. Can’t quite put my finger on why. There’s a play area, a cafe, and washrooms available on the premises. Entrance to the grounds and gardens is free; admission fee for entrance to house. Very pleasant trip out there: from Waterloo Station to Chiswick. About 1/2 hour or thereabouts.

We had a lovely visit to Chiswick house. Staff were so helpful and informative. My husband was unable to manage the spiral staircase, the staff immediately looked for a solution and Harry kindly took us upstairs through the main house entrance. The house is very interesting, I recommend visiting Osterley Park as well as the 'party house' theme follows through.