Gunnersbury Park Museum opened in 1929 and has a large and incredibly varied collection of around 50,000 museum and archive items.
Throughout the year we hold free exhibitions focused on local art and culture. See below for what's on and upcoming.
Gunnersbury Park Museum has an extensive collection which is in the process of being digitised.
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Gunnersbury Park boasts 72 hectares of Grade II* listed parkland in the heart of west London. From open lawns perfect for a picnic, formal gardens to delight any budding horticulturist and tranquil lakes to go boating on in the summer months, Gunnersbury Park offers something for everyone.
On 1 Oct 2025, a new memorial, was installed at Gunnersbury Park. The Humanitarian Memorial, created by artist Michael Landy, CBE, RA, both honours humanitarian aid workers who have been killed in the course of their work, and celebrates humanitarianism and those who continue to put their lives at risk to help others in need.
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The Gunnersbury Park Forum is a group of residents and stakeholders who help advise Gunnersbury Museum and Park Development Trust
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Come to Gunnersbury Park and Museum to take part in the wide range of exciting opportunities to learn about nature, history, science, art, culture and much more.
We welcome visits from early years groups, whether it be nursery schools, children’s centres or other early years group providers.
Our team of learning specialists deliver workshops in amazing and authentic spaces – your class will be so engaged they will believe they have taken a trip back in time.
Gunnersbury Park Museum holds a range of fascinating collections, including an archive, related to the history of the local area.
The former home of the Rothschild family and the historic park have been transformed into an exciting place to visit and volunteer.
If you’re looking for a team building day with your employees and want to contribute to a good cause at the same time why not book a volunteering day at Gunnersbury Park and Museum?
As a youth volunteer, there are a number of ways you can get involved and contribute, gain work experience, meet new people and develop new skills.
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