![londonsyonhouse - See the secrets of Syon House. [ATTDT]](https://www.attdt.com/pics/londonsyonhouse.jpg)
£13 (adult admission) 
1-4 hours 
About 4 miles awayOne of the grandest of the country houses in outer London, Isleworth's Syon House is still the home of the Dukes of Northumberland, and it's hosted guests from Queen Mary to Pocahontas, to - well, you. Go along this Wednesday and, as it's a Wednesday, there's a talk about the history of Syon at 2pm, starting in the Great Hall.
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