Syon House and Park and its collection

Syon House and Park
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Syon Park has been home to the family The Duke of Northumberland for over four hundred years and still owned and looked after by them. It is full of beauty and magnificence, of great paintings and furniture, with perhaps the finest Robert Adam interior in the country. Surrounded by its own parkland, with Kew Gardens across the Thames, it is hard to believe that Syon is barely 10 miles from central London.

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Syon House and Park
Syon Park
TW8 8JF Brentford

Visitor information Syon House and Park

Opening hours

Opening times vary, check website for details.

Admission

5 – 16£9.50
17 – 60£16.50
61+£15.00
Family (2 adults, 2 children)£45.00
Students£15.00

Facilities

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Location & Map

Syon Park, Brentford

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Exhibitions

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Syon House and Park Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    Syon House and Park in Brentford, England offers visitors a blend of history, architecture, and natural beauty. The grand house, home to the Duke of Northumberland, showcases impressive interiors designed by Robert Adam, featuring ornate ceilings and a wealth of art and antiques. The Great Hall and State Dining Room are particularly noteworthy for their grandeur.

    The extensive grounds, landscaped by Capability Brown, provide a serene escape with their diverse flora and picturesque lake. Many visitors appreciate the well-maintained gardens and the opportunity for peaceful walks. The butterfly house within the park is a popular attraction, especially for families.

    However, some visitors find the admission price somewhat high, particularly if not all areas of the house are open. The cafeteria receives mixed reviews, with some finding it overpriced for the quality offered. Accessibility can be an issue for those with mobility challenges, as parts of the house and grounds may be difficult to navigate.

    The house's rich history, including its connection to the Tudor period, adds depth to the visit. However, some guests note that more comprehensive information or guided tours would enhance the experience.

    Overall, Syon House and Park offers a worthwhile visit for those interested in historic homes and beautiful landscapes, but potential visitors should be prepared for the admission cost and check which areas are open on the day of their visit.

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