Burgh House
Hampstead, London · UK
A 1704 Queen Anne house in Hampstead, one of London's oldest surviving domestic buildings, now a local museum. A place of genuine historical and artistic significance, it offers a rare window into art and history.
The historic house is particularly notable for its historic interiors, dating from the 18th century,. Visitors are often struck by the sense of stepping back in time — the interiors, collections, and overall character speak directly to the era they represent. The influence of Queen Anne is evident throughout.
For anyone with an interest in art and history, a visit to Burgh House is practically essential. The garden setting, combined with the quality of what is preserved here, makes this one of the more memorable cultural experiences in the region.
Reviews
Came here on a rainy afternoon and it was absolutely worth it. Staff were knowledgeable and friendly, and the historic interiors was impeccable. Don't miss the historic interiors on your way out.
A wonderful hidden gem in the heart of Hampstead. The historic interiors is presented with real care and sensitivity. We'll definitely be back.
Came here on a quiet winter afternoon and it was absolutely worth it. What struck me most was the garden. Worth every penny of the entrance fee.
Came here on a rainy afternoon and it was absolutely worth it. Staff were knowledgeable and friendly, and the historic interiors was impeccable. Don't miss the historic interiors on your way out.
