Chiswick

Kew Bridge Chiswick Barnes Bridge

Chiswick Station sits on the Hounslow Loop Line and forms part of the Hounslow & Richmond Community Rail network, offering regular South Western Railway services and partial step-free access. Just a short walk from the station lies Chiswick House & Gardens, an exquisite 18th-century villa surrounded by beautifully landscaped grounds — a must-see for lovers of architecture and nature. Also nearby is Hogarth’s House, the former home of artist William Hogarth, offering a glimpse into the area’s creative past. Visitors can also enjoy a riverside stroll to Strand-on-the-Green, explore St Nicholas Church & Old Cemetery, or experience the craft heritage of the Sipsmith Gin Distillery. With its blend of history, greenery, and local charm, Chiswick is a delightful stop for a relaxed day out in West London.

Chiswick is a Community Rail Station

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Chiswick House & Gardens

A restored 18th Century villa surrounded by 65 acres of landscaped gardens. There is no charge for visiting the Gardens and Conservatory and an entry fee to the House.

chiswickhouseandgardens.org.uk

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Chiswick Pier Trust

Provides community facilities and a programme of local events aimed at bringing people to the river, who might otherwise not come.

chiswickpier.org.uk/about

Chiswick House Kitchen Garden

A community kitchen garden for teaching local residents, schools and community groups about growing food and horticulture.

chiswickhouseandgardens.org.uk/our-story/people-stories/the-kitchen-garden

Walking Information

Chiswick Car Boot Sale: 8mins
Chiswick Rugby Football Club: 9mins
Chiswick New Cemetery: 9mins
Chiswick House & Gardens Trust: 11mins
Hogarth’s House: 16mins
St Nicholas Church & Old Cemetery: 18mins
Strand-on-the-Green: 18mins
Turnham Green: 18mins
Sipsmiths Gin Distillery: 23mins
Chiswick House and Gardens – is one of the earliest and most important neo-Palladian villas in England. While there is no charge for visiting the Gardens and Conservatory, the House is ticketed.
Hogarth’s House – the country home of the great painter, engraver and satirist William Hogarth is open to visitors in Chiswick. Admission is free and opening hours are Tues – Sun 12:00-17:00 (subject to holiday closures).

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