Visitor Information
Leighton House Museum is closed for refurbishment and will reopen to the public on 3 April 2010. During the closure period, the public will not be able to access any part of the Museum or the Garden.
Services available during closure
The Museum continues to provide a number of public services. Please contact us for the following enquiries:
- Information on Leighton House, Linley Sambourne House and the collections
- Information on the hire of The Orangery and Ice House in Holland Park for events and exhibitions, and the hire of Leighton House after the refurbishment
- Application to access the collections and archives for research purposes
- Press information and image requests
- Educational outreach programme
- Friends of Leighton House Museum and Linley Sambourne House
Contact Us
Curatorial and museum staff contact information
Other places to visit nearby
- Linley Sambourne House Wednesdays and Weekends:
Adult £6, Concessions £4, Under 18s £1.
For more information please visit our Linley Sambourne House website.
- The Artists Houses of Holland Park: Many of the houses around Leighton House were commissioned by artists as studio-houses during the second half of the nineteenth century. None are open to the public, but it is possible to view exteriors of houses designed by Richard Norman Shaw and William Burges
- Holland Park is five minutes walk from Leighton House. The Park contains two exhibition galleries; The Orangery and The Ice House with a programme of temporary exhibitions between April and October
- Linley Sambourne House is on the Discover London Trail No.12:
Style, Design and Fashion... the Notting Hill Trail.
To find out more about the trails, please go to the Discover London Trails website
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12 Holland Park Road, London W14 8LZ. Tel: 020 7602 3316
