Ham House

Nestled on the banks of the River Thames in London’s leafy Richmond, Ham House stands as a grand 17th-century Stuart mansion. Its interiors, left largely unchanged for the last 400 years, boast an impressive collection of artwork, furniture, and textiles. This meticulously preserved house offers visitors a unique glimpse into the opulence and aesthetics of the 17th century. As you explore its rooms, you can immerse yourself in the rich history and ambiance of a bygone era. Additionally, the house is often mentioned in local lore as one of Britain’s most haunted sites, adding an intriguing layer to its historical significance.