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Frequently Asked Questions

Do we have to pay to visit?

Admission to the Historic House is by pre-booked guided tours on selected dates only. 

The Gardens are free to visit. The Visitor Centre (with toilets and Stables Art Gallery) and Riverside Café are also free to visit.  There are additional charges for the London Butterfly Gardens and the Jambs Owls Experience. Visit our Ticket Information page 

Do we have to book to visit?

Yes you will need to pre-book to attend one of our pre-bookable guided tours to see the Historic House and exhibitions. You can book online and there are different themed tours to choose from.

You do not need to book to visit the gardens, Riverside Café, London Butterfly Gardens, Jambs Owls or Miniature Railway.

How can we get to Hall Place?

All the details of how to get to Hall Place by car, coach or public transport are included on our Find Us page

Is there a long walk to the house from the car park?

Visit our Accessibility page for more information

Is there any accommodation nearby?

There are bed and breakfasts in Bexley and two hotels close by (Marriott, Bexleyheath and The Holiday Inn, Bexley).

How do we book tickets for the historic house?

Tickets are only available to book online for our pre-bookable guided tours. Tickets for the tours include entry to the exhibitions

Can you post my event tickets?

We are unfortunately unable to post guided tour/ event tickets. However you can use our new online booking site through the Events Calendar, or you can buy tickets in person from our Visitor Centre.

Can I bring a drink or snack into the historic house?

Unfortunately not, no food or drink is allowed in the historic house.

Who runs Hall Place and Gardens?

Hall Place and Gardens is run by the London Borough of Bexley.

Are dogs allowed?

Unfortunately dogs and other domestic pets are not allowed within Hall Place Historic House and Gardens except for Assistance Dogs. Dogs and pets are generally welcome on the sports fields adjacent to Hall Place. Please do not leave your pets unattended, or leave them in a car alone.