UK Attractions

Fulham Palace is a truly remarkable place. For centuries, this Grade I Listed building, situated in extensive grounds by the River Thames, was a country residence of the Bishops of London. The last bishop to live at Fulham Palace moved out in 1973, and today, Fulham Palace is managed by the Fulham Palace Trust.

Fulham Palace has a wealth of things to see and do, from exploring the Museum that charts the Palace’s eventful history to having lunch in the Drawing Room Café that looks out onto the beautiful gardens, including the recently restored 18th century Walled Garden.

Fulham Palace & Museum
Bishops Avenue
London
SW6 6EA
Map and Directions

020 7736 3233

020 7736 3233

Summer months (Easter- end of September)
Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays 12pm-5pm, Monday to Thursday 12.30pm-4.30pm

Winter months (October- Easter)
Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays 12pm-4pm, Monday to Thursday 12.30pm-3.30pm

The Drawing Room cafe offers a variety of tasty pastries, artisan sandwiches, delicious cakes and buns, as well as a full range of hot and cold drinks. Our menu changes daily according to the season which means you can enjoy homemade soups and hot toasties in winter and cooling beverages and ice cream in summer.

Pushchair Access

The building is fully wheelchair accessible. Disabled parking is available on site, please contact us in advance if at all possible.

• Disabled Access
  

Guide Dogs Allowed

Admission to the Palace and its gardens is free of charge, except for special tours and events.

Tube: Putney Bridge