This is a small museum, but a great way to while away an hour or so. More

This is really a museum and art gallery contained within a splendid London house rather than the other way around. Some truly amazing 19th century silverware, standards, swords, paintings and personal effects of the Duke of Wellington are displayed here, where great exhibits are literally falling over eachother for space. For good measure, there's an impressive statue of Napoleon (whom... More

We visited this house 21st April and although small, is very interesting and not so big that if you're not a great historian you'll get bored. Included in the entrance fee is an audio guide, with short descriptions of each room or area and additional tales of people that lived in the house, which bring the whole place to life.... More

Beautiful house, magnificent art collection - well worth the 6.50 entry fee. Plan to spend at least one to two hours and make use of the free audio guide. More

Being an english heritage member I got in for free, The upper floors are pretty much just an art gallery (although set in 1 of the finest buildings in london), Theres a room on the ground floor full of all the honours bestowed on Wellington and gifts of silver & gold and the basement is a bit more on his... More

This is clearly a must in London. Just to see the "Aguador de Sevilla", by Velazquez, is worth the visit, but also you have magnificent other paintings as well as jewels, weapons, furniture and a whole set of historical documents of Wellington. Particularly interesting for Spaniards, who can find lots of traces from the Napoleon battles in Spanish soil. Absolutely... More

it was an excellent way of spending one afternoon near Hyde park. I liked it very much and the guides over there were very friendly letting us see the lovely views from the windows which were closed with curtains. very informative both audio guide and inside guides that were very helpful in answering our questions More

well worth a visit see the wellie boots and a house that is full of things to see then go across the road to the Wellington arch will make a good day out with children age 12 yrs and above and then a visit to green park More

absolutely amazing, with so many treasures to see. You begin to realise how highly regarded and well decorated teh Duke of Wellington was..... put quite simply, "the lad did well !!" More