Kenwood House

A little gem located in Hampstead Heath, North London with a beautiful setting. Perfect for a walk, favourite spot for dog walkers and cyclists. The cafe adjacent to the museum has great cakes, hot drinks and Sunday roast. Definitely a must see place.

Small but quite well preserved museum. It's interesting for kids, easily approachable and knowledgeable staff to run through a history. Plenty of stories to discover. There are at least two carparks available for visitors.
May in this park is just full of colours and lovely smells. Perfect set up for a date or photoshoot.
Everyone could find something interesting.

Great place to just relax or take a sunbath or even run around that place if you are a child and have too much energy.
The place extremely clean and organised.
A nice bar and a small restaurant can offer something to eat or drink for those who need it.
Toilets are available as well.

A beautiful old mansion, turned into museum! I was impressed that there is someone, in every room, ready to help you around and offer information on the artworks in the room! I would love to visit again! You can also use the garments they have for you to put on and get photographed, which was very amusing!

Always such a lovely experience. Wonderful to see paintings in a beautiful house. Also happy to see that they are constantly making improvements and changes so there is something unique in every visit.
So great to be able to have a place like this one can visit for free.

Our first ever visit was for the Christmas light show 2022. Toilets were clean and paths are 90% pram safe (excluding last part of the trail). Light show was great and food was tasty. Walk round was not overcrowded and some of the workers were happy considering the cold 🥶 Toasted marshmallow were a bit pricey, but the experience was nice despite it being quite difficult to get them toasted.

Free to get in which is always a bonus. Kenwood House is the home to many wonderful paintings by some of the greatest portrait artists. The staff are very knowledgeable and passionate about the house and its contents. Beautiful grounds with a place to stop for a coffee and bite to eat. Free parking for English Heritage members.

5/1/23

What a stunning place! The house has amazing art collection by the likes of Rembrandt, Gainsborough, Reynolds etc. amid stunning 18th century interiors including some by Robert Adam. The staff there are really friendly and informative. The grounds are a good place for dog walks and there is also a cafe/restaurant with a good selection of food. Also, it is free entry into the house and it is open all year round.