Tuesday 19th July, 10.00am (time to be confirmed)

Strawberry Hill House is internationally famous as Britain’s finest example of Georgian Gothic Revival architecture. It
was created by Horace Walpole in 1747, he created a ‘little Gothic castle’ with pinnacles, battlements and a round tower. He also created a romantic five-acre garden which has been, as far as possible, restored to its original appearance. It is Grade II listed and of national importance as a reminder of a fascinating period in garden history.

Carers can either meet at the venue or travel by train from New Malden at 9:10am or Kingston at 9:20am. Train ticket provided if required.