Fulham Palace
Fulham Palace, Bishops Avenue, London, Greater London, SW6 6EA
For over 1,300 years Fulham Palace was the home of the Bishops of London. Now this historic house and botanic garden in west London is open to all to enjoy, year round, for free. With an interactive museum, historic state rooms, Victorian chapel, 13 acres of botanic gardens, shop, cafe and garden barrow there is a wealth of fascinating history to discover!
Our free tour will take you on a journey through the warren of rooms built by Tudor Bishop FitzJames. Explore amazing architectural features and incredible structures of the Palace not normally open to the public, including the Victorian stable block and Tudor offices.
Fulham Palace, Bishops Avenue, London, Greater London, SW6 6EA
Fulham Palace is fully accessible, but some of the behind the scenes areas the Heritage Open Days tour covers are not wheelchair accessible. The museum, cafe, gardens and historic spaces are fully wheelchair accessible. Access to the Tudor courtyard office is via a staircase of approx. 20 steps, with some large steps up and down inside the office space. There are uneven floors, some areas of reduced head space, steep staircases and for this reason we recommend visitors have a medium-high level of agility and a reasonable level of fitness to take part in the tour.