Fulham Palace

Hammersmith and Fulham, England

Grade I listed historic house museum in London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, United Kingdom

Opening Museum & historic rooms: 10.30–17.00 daily (last entry 16.30); Shop: 10.30–17.00; Café: 9.30–17.00 daily (kitchen serves à la carte meals until 15.00); Botanic garden: 07.00–18.00; Walled garden: 10.15–16.15; Market barrow: 10.30–15.30 (Mon honesty box only, Tue–Sun volunteer run)

Price Free entry — museum visit is free with a booked free visiting timeslot; the site keeps the Palace free and open for all (some areas may close for private events; ticketed entry applies on special event days such as the annual apple day)

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Age fit Not specified

Setting indoor/outdoor

The experience

About this day out

Fulham Palace is the historic home of the Bishops of London, featuring a museum and historic rooms, a shop, a drawing room café and gardens including the second oldest botanic garden in London. Museum and historic rooms entry is free with a booked timeslot. The site also hosts events such as the annual apple day harvest festival.

When to go

Opening calendar

Museum & historic rooms: 10.30–17.00 daily (last entry 16.30); Shop: 10.30–17.00; Café: 9.30–17.00 daily (kitchen serves à la carte meals until 15.00); Botanic garden: 07.00–18.00; Walled garden: 10.15–16.15; Market barrow: 10.30–15.30 (Mon honesty box only, Tue–Sun volunteer run)

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What it costs

Prices at a glance

Admission: Free entry — museum visit is free with a booked free visiting timeslot; the site keeps the Palace free and open for all (some areas may close for private events; ticketed entry applies on special event days such as the annual apple day)

Prices can change. Confirm ticket terms with the venue before booking.

Practical details

Facilities & accessibility

At a glance

museum and historic roomsshopdrawing room cafébotanic gardenwalled gardenJessie Mylne education centreaccessible unisex toiletsbaby changing facilitieslimited blue badge car park

Accessibility: Public areas including the museum, historic rooms, education centre, café and garden are accessible for wheelchair users and visitors with mobility difficulties. The house, café and museum are fully wheelchair accessible with step-free routes and ramps; step-free maps are available for manual wheelchairs, buggies and large motorised wheelchairs. Accessible unisex toilets are in the east courtyard, chapel corridor, museum and education centre; portable stools, large print, magnifying glasses and torches are available on request, museum films are subtitled, and guide and assistance dogs are welcome.
Parking: Limited parking for blue badge holders only within the gated car park; visitors must call +44 (0)20 7736 3233 before their visit with vehicle registration, make and model and date of visit.
Dogs: No dogs allowed in the garden (no bike riding, tree climbing or ball games either); guide and assistance dogs are welcome.

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