Opening hours
Orleans House Gallery is open Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 5pm. Last entry is 4.45pm.
The Gallery is open on Bank Holiday Mondays until 4pm.
The Stables Café is temporarily closed, but the rest of the site remains open as normal.
The Octagon Room is on occasion closed for private events. Please get in touch before your visit to ensure it is open for viewing.
Admissions
Orleans House Gallery is free to visit. Donations are welcome.
Richmond Borough Art Collection
A selection of works from the Richmond Borough Art Collection is on display at Orleans House Gallery, and the remaining works can be viewed by appointment only. If you wish to view a specific work, please contact us.
Groups
If you would like to bring a group to the gallery please contact us.
Illness
We ask that visitors to the gallery with signs of illness such as a temperature, or within 48hours of having a stomach bug, please refrain from visiting the gallery in order to prevent the spread of illness.
Tickets
Please click the button below to find our ticketing terms and conditions.
Train and London Underground
St Margarets, Twickenham and Richmond can be easily reached with direct trains from Waterloo.
Buses
From Richmond: 33, 490, H22, R68, R70.
From Twickenham: 33, 490, H22, R68, R70
Walking
The gallery is just a short walk from St Margarets train station. There are also footpath routes available for visitors who are walking.
Cars
Limited free car parking space is available within the grounds. Vehicle access via Orleans Road only. For navigation devices please use Orleans Road and continue along turning into Riverside. There is no vehicle access via Lebanon Park Road. Coach drop off is at Richmond Road/Marble Hill House Car Park.
Ferry
Hammerton’s Ferry runs a service across the river Thames, between Ham House on the south bank and Marble Hill Park on the north bank, which is a short walk away.
High tide
Access to the Orleans House Gallery car park can be limited due to high tides. Please ensure you check the tide times before you visit, please visit the Port of London Authority website and search High tides at Richmond Bridge.