Hogarth's House
The Chiswick home of the painter, engraver and satirist William Hogarth, its garden and the works on display, with a digital guide on the Bloomberg Connects app to the people who lived here and the temporary exhibitions. from its own pages ↗
A public place: nothing is sold and no booking exists. Anyone selling you a ticket for it is not official.
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Hogarth's House: address
Hogarth’s House, Hogarth Lane, Great West Road, London W4 2QNOpen in Google Maps →✓ hogarthshouse.org/visit-us · 2026-10-16Hogarth's House: opening hours
The House is open Noon to 5 PM
Tuesday through Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays. (Last entry 4:45 PM)
Hogarth's House: closing days
Please note, the House will be closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Years Day, Good Friday and Easter Sunday.✓ hogarthshouse.org/visit-us · 2026-10-16Hogarth's House: what should I know before visiting?
Enhance your understanding of Hogarth’s works and his Chiswick home with our digital guide on the Bloomberg Connects mobile app. This free, downloadable guide includes information about the House and Garden, the people who lived here, the works on display, and current and previous temporary exhibitions.✓ hogarthshouse.org/visit-us · 2026-10-16Hogarth's House: how to get there
Turnham Green station (District Line) is about 20 minutes walk. Chiswick station (South West Trains) is about 25 minutes walk. The 190 bus, which runs between Hammersmith and Richmond bus stations, and the 209 bus, which runs between Hammersmith and Barnes Pond, both stop in Burlington Lane to the west of Hogarth Roundabout, about 5 minutes walk away.✓ hogarthshouse.org/visit-us · 2026-10-16Hogarth's House: parking
There are free but ticketed parking spaces for visitors along the A4 boundary and next to the House in the Chiswick Gate estate, accessed from either the A4 or the A316, which can be arranged prior to your visit by calling the House on the date of your visit.✓ hogarthshouse.org/visit-us · 2026-10-16Hogarth's House: is it wheelchair accessible?
Step free access to the site is via our double gates and through our new lobby. The first floor of the House can only be accessed via a narrow stair-case of 12 steps and low height clearance. There is level access throughout the Weston Studio and our Mulberry Garden.✓ hogarthshouse.org/visit-us · 2026-10-16Hogarth’s House was built between 1713 and 1717 and from 1749 until his death was the country home of the great painter, engraver and satirist William Hogarth (1697 – 1764). Today you can see the home he lived in, a large collection of his work and learn about the history of the House, its residents and the area.