Landmarks

Osborne House Entry Tickets

Visitors exploring the historic Osborne House, a popular tourist attraction included with the Admission Ticket in London

Osborne House exterior view, Isle of Wight, showcasing Victorian architecture.

Tourists exploring the historic Osborne House, a popular attraction included in the London Admission Ticket

Visitors exploring the historic Osborne House, a popular tourist attraction in London, with their admission tickets

Tour Osborne House, the holiday home of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.

Highlights

Head over to Osborne House, and see where British royalty escaped the stresses of court life.
Set foot inside Queen Victoria's private apartments and admire the grandeur of the State Rooms.
Relax in the open air and stroll through rolling acres of the magnificent Osborne estate.
Visit Victoria and Albert’s bathing beach and their children’s cottage to get a glimpse of royal family life.
Marvel at the ornate architecture, furnishings, and fine art collection that reflect Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's tastes and styles.

Inclusions

Admission ticket with access to the house and the gardens

Exclusions

Transfers

Cancellation policy

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Ann

4/5

Sep, 2024

Confused entry into osburn house. Admin lady finally realised it was a 3rd party agency who sold the ticket to me... no love the experience.. doesn't cater for overseas travellers.. need to store belongings in a shed with zero security.. volunteers take a 1 hr lunch break and leave everyone stranded waiting for a shuttle bus .. no water drinking stations to be seen... grossly expensive food

Debra

5/5

Jul, 2024

Osborne House was a wonderful place to visit. Both my husband and I enjoyed our time there. Booking through Headout was very easy and I liked the small discount when I made a second booking.

Elisabeth

5/5

Jul, 2024

Osborne house is a amazing place and would recommend it to anyone who loves royal history. There are volunteers in every room to help answer any questions you have. The gardens and walk to the beach and Swiss house are also enjoyable weather permitted.

Andrew

5/5

Oct, 2024

Both of us enjoyed our day at Osborne house today

5/5

Sep, 2024

So much to see view's amazing staff very helpful the Durban room spectacular in all a very enjoyable day.

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Your Experience

In 1845, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert bought the Osborne estate to escape court life in London and Windsor. Prince Albert was closely involved in the Italianate design of the house, which eventually became known as 'the Osborne style,' and was imitated throughout the British empire. The royal family spent time at this seaside home each year, celebrating special occasions such as birthdays. Queen Victoria used Osborne for over 50 years, even finding solace here after her husband's death in 1861. Visiting queens, kings, and ministers were also entertained here.

During your visit, you can learn about the story of the royal marriage, the family, and the empire while exploring the lavish rooms. See Osborne's most private rooms, including the children’s nursery and the bedroom where Queen Victoria died in 1901. Prince Albert took a keen interest in designing the gardens and wider estate, and you can see much of his ideas reflected in the designs even today. Spot all the elements of an Italian house: the palazzo style, the silhouette with a pair of towers, and terraces connected by flights of stairs. A key highlight of Osborne is the terraces, known for their outstanding views.

Know Before You Go

Important Information

Please note: The top two floors of the house and Swiss Cottage will be closed over the winter period (7 Nov - 1 Apr 2023) for important conservation work. The ground floor of the house and the grounds will be open as usual.
Note: From 11 Nov to 17 Mar 2024, access to the house will be via guided tours only. Tours take approx. 45 mins and run every 20 mins from 10am to 3pm. On arrival, you'll be allocated the next available tour.
The average recommended length of visit is 2+ hours.
Accessibility Mini Bus Service: There is a limited minibus service between the house and Queen Victoria’s Beach at the venue. As the service runs at reduced capacity, visitors who can explore the site without this service, are requested to do so.
Note: On closed dates, this site may still be open, please check English Heritage directly for more information.

My tickets

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