Dorich House Museum in London: photos, reviews

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Perched in the scenic setting of London, Dorich House Museum offers visitors a delightful journey through art and architecture. Known for its unique blend of Art Deco and Modernist styles, this beautifully restored home of artist Dora Gordine and her husband Richard Hare exudes a rich history and artistic legacy. The museum showcases an impressive collection of Russian sculptures, paintings, and personal collections that captivate art enthusiasts. With tasteful views of Richmond Park, visitors often find themselves inspired by the house's unique designs and creative atmosphere. Rated an impressive 4.7 on Google, it's a must-visit for those craving cultural enrichment, and with amenities like free Wi-Fi and accessible toilet facilities, it ensures a comfortable experience.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Free Wi-Fi, Wheelchair accessible parking, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Medfield Street (Stop E)

Bus stop 2.43 km walk

Norley Vale (Stop RK)

Bus stop 2 km walk

Holland Avenue (E-bound), On Coombe Lane, Copse Hill

Bus stop 2.34 km walk

4.7

based on 131 review

Google

4.7/5 115 reviews

Facebook

4.9/5 16 reviews

Leon Reason

Beautiful house with interesting architecture and art alike from Dora Gordine. Special thanks to Alison for the informative tour.

Dee B

Quirky and educational. However, several of the staff were very snooty indeed.

Ricky Li

Great Place with very inspiring designs and works.

Dorich House Museum in London

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