Set in stunning countryside, yet still part of Greater London, Down House is a brilliant day out.

With its unique place in the history of science and evolution, Down House, the family home of world-renowned Victorian scientist Charles Darwin, is a must-see.

Stand in the study where Darwin wrote 'On the Origin of Species', stroll through the gardens - his 'outdoor laboratory' - that inspired him, and peek into his private life as a dedicated family man in Victorian England.

Let Sir David Attenborough take you on an interactive multimedia tour around the house, and discover how the great man developed his ground-breaking theories.

Accessible Bathroom Facilities

• Some toilets with handrails

Accessible Venue Facilities

• Level access, ramp or lift to restaurant or cafe

Access into the Building

• Assisted wheelchair access

Additional Accessible Facilities

• Level access, ramp or lift to garden

Accessible Parking Facilities

• Designated disabled parking available within fifty metres of main entrance
• Public car park available within two hundred metres of main entrance

Access Inside Building Facilities

• Accessible lift
• Some routes suitable for limited mobility users
• Some routes suitable for wheelchair users
• Steps with handrail within building