Museum of Richmond
The Museum of Richmond tells the story of Richmond from prehistory, through its rise in prominence as a royal residence in the medieval period to its modern status as a centre of the arts and fashion. The Museum cares for and gives access to the rich history of Richmond through our permanent displays, temporary exhibitions, learning workshops and events programme.
Location & Opening Hours
Location
2nd Floor
Old Town Hall,
Whittaker Avenue
Richmond
TW9 1TP
Tel: 020 8332 1141
Opening Hours
Tuesday to Fridays, 11am to 5pm
Saturdays, 10am to 4pm.
We are closed on Sundays and Mondays, including Bank Holidays
Transport
By public transport
Rail: direct from Waterloo to Richmond Station. The Museum is a 10 minute walk from the Station.
Underground: District Line, London Overground at Richmond Station, The Museum is a 10 minute walk from the Station.
Bus: H22, 33, H37, 65, R68, 190, 290, 371, 490.
Look out for directional signposts from Richmond Station, the Green, and the Riverside.
By car
There is a car park in Paradise Road and there’s on-street (paying) parking on Richmond Green.
Places to Visit
From houses of the gentry to public spaces and heritage sites, please take a look at the locations of our other partners’ properties.
Strawberry Hill House & Garden
Chiswick House & Garden
Boston Manor House
Garrick’s Temple
Kew Palace
Hogarth’s House
Turner’s House
Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery
Popes Grotto
Marble Hill House & Park
Orleans House Gallery
Ham House & Garden
Gunnersbury Park & Museum
Fulham Palace
Dr Johnson's House
Syon House
The Twickenham Museum
Museum of Richmond
Emery Walker's House
The William Morris Society