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Explore the birthplace of the English Landscape Movement One of West London's secret jewels, Chiswick House is a prime example of British 18th century architecture. The Londoners have been looking for refuge in these beautiful grounds for years, and it's not hard to see why. Known as the birthplace of the English Landscape Movement, the beautiful Palladian-style Roman villa was influenced by the Grand Tour of Italy by the Earl of Burlington, who wanted the grounds to look like a landscape painting with a majestic view. In subsequent years, the owner opted for a freer, more lustrous, less formal style where curves and clusters replaced straight lines and linear designs.
What can guests enjoy at Chiswick House & Gardens?
Open spaces with sculptures and architectural splendours, such as the Ionic temple and the Doric column, define the gardens these days, making this a serene, peaceful place to stroll. Meander down the sloping lawn to the artificial river, then take a glimpse of the surrounding parkland.
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Burlington Lane, Chiswick Railway Station half a mile. Turnham Green Tube three quarters of a mile.
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