Strawberry Hill
4.6(941)
Museum
About
Strawberry Hill House is Britain’s finest example of Georgian Gothic revival architecture, created by Horace Walpole between 1747 and 1776. Its deliberately rambling layout invites guests to explore rooms like the stunning Library and dramatic Gallery, all rich with painted and stained glass details.
Set within charming landscaped gardens, the venue includes a bright café serving light meals and drinks, making it a distinctive spot for small group gatherings or cultural meetings. Knowledgeable volunteers add depth to tours, bringing history and architecture vividly to life.
Best for
- Intimate client dinners in historic Gothic setting
- Cultural team outings with guided tours
- Casual networking over coffee and light bites
Standout features
Architecture
Britain’s finest Georgian Gothic revival house
Strawberry Hill House is internationally renowned as the premier example of Georgian Gothic revival architecture, featuring an eccentric, storybook castle design with deliberately unsymmetrical layouts and dramatic interiors like the Gallery and
Historic Interiors
Unique Gothic interiors with rare stained glass and painted panels
The house showcases exquisite 15th–16th century Flemish stained glass, painted decorations, an Egyptian-themed ceiling, original flocked wallpaper, and intricate fireplaces, all restored to reflect Horace Walpole’s distinctive aesthetic vision.
Gardens & Café
Landscaped garden and cozy café with indoor and outdoor seating
Visitors can enjoy the restored gardens that reflect Walpole’s original vision alongside a café serving hot drinks, cakes, and light meals, providing a comfortable spot for breaks during events or tours.
At a glance
Location & hours
Loading map...
Hours
Sunday10am – 5pm
Monday10am – 5pm
Tuesday10am – 5pm
Wednesday10am – 5pm
Thursday10am – 5pm
Friday10am – 5pm
Saturday10am – 5pm
Rated 4.6 on Google · 941 reviews