Gunnersbury is a District line station in Zone 3 on the Richmond branch, also served by the London Overground. The main draw is Gunnersbury Park - a 76-acre Victorian estate that was once owned by the Rothschild banking family and is now a public park with a museum in the former mansion. The park has been subject to a major restoration project and the museum, which tells the history of the estate and the Ealing/Chiswick area, is open to visitors. The grounds include formal gardens, a large ornamental lake and good open space.
Kew Bridge Steam Museum - one of London's finest specialist museums, housed in a Victorian pumping station with its massive original beam engines - is a 15-minute walk toward the river.
Gunnersbury opened in 1869 and serves Zone 3 on the District line (Richmond branch). The Overground also stops here. The station is not step-free.
The District line (green) connects east toward Kew Gardens and Richmond (westbound) and toward Chiswick Park and central London (eastbound). The Overground also serves the station.
Gunnersbury has a small shop. The park and surrounding area have limited facilities; the park cafe is open when the museum is operating.
Gunnersbury is not step-free.
Gunnersbury Park and Museum - 10 minutes walk. Former Rothschild estate now a public park with a museum, ornamental lake and restored Victorian gardens.
Kew Bridge Steam Museum - 15 minutes walk south toward the Thames. Victorian pumping station with original beam engines. Admission charged.
A quiet commuter station. Rush hours 08:00-09:30 and 17:30-19:30. Gunnersbury Park is best on weekend afternoons when the museum is open and the park is active.
If you are heading to Gunnersbury Park & Museum, Gunnersbury is your closest metro stop on the District Line. It also gives easy access to Kew Bridge Steam Museum (walk). Use the fare calculator to plan your journey cost before you travel.
Step-free access information is limited for this station. Contact the London Metro helpline for assistance planning your journey.