For more information about the organisers of Treasure House Fair check the about page HERE.

For visitor enquiries: info@treasurehousefair.com or +44 (0)20 4505 7760.

For press enquiries: press@treasurehousefair.com or marie-b@mariebmorin.com

For social media and communications enquiries: michalina@treasurehousefair.com

For partnership enquiries: tilly@treasurehousefair.com

For exhibitor applications: polina@treasurehousefair.com

Treasure House Fair is located within the South Grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, London SW3 4SR.

The next edition of Treasure House Fair runs from 24 - 30 June 2026.

Exhibitors showcase a wide spectrum of disciplines including fine art, antiques, design, antique jewellery, silver, rare books, sculpture, ceramics, clocks & watches, and more.

You can find a full list of Treasure House Fair Exhibitors here.

Treasure House Fair is an annual art, antiques and design fair held at the historic Royal Hospital Chelsea in central London. It brings together a carefully curated selection of international dealers exhibiting fine art, jewellery, antiques, furniture, design pieces, clocks & watches, rare books and other collectable works.

Each year Treasure House Fair hosts a special non-selling exhibition within the fair.

The 2026 Treasure House Fair Special Exhibition will be a curated display of British Surrealism lent and curated by the Southampton City Art Gallery.

To give visitors confidence in the exhibited objects, each piece is independently vetted by an expert committee. The vetting process covers authenticity, provenance, condition, restoration and alterations. We aim to provide the visitor clarity and confidence through the clear labelling of all works or art.

In addition all works are checked against the Art Loss Register’s database of stolen or missing items with any object found to be subject to a claim being removed from the Fair.

While the vetting is rigorous, the Fair cannot assume liability for works and the opinion of the Vetting Committee is given to the best of their knowledge based on the information provided. Please still conduct your own due diligence when making a purchase.

Opening hours vary by day and can be found on the visitor page. Treasure House Fair 2026 opening hours are:

Preview Day

Wednesday 24 June - 11:00–21:00

General Admission

Thursday 25 June - 11:00–20:00

Friday 26 June - 11:00–20:00

Saturday 27 June - 11:00–19:00

Sunday 28 June - 11:00–19:00

Monday 29 June - 11:00–20:00

Tuesday 30 June - 11:00–20:00

Yes, Treasure House Fair has robust air-conditioning and heating throughout the indoor spaces. We take climate control seriously not only for the comfort of our guests but also to keep delicate artworks in stable temperatures. 

Yes, Treasure House Fair is fully wheelchair accessible. A ramp is provided at the entrance and the event space is all on one level. A number of wheelchairs are available to borrow from the cloakroom on a first come, first served basis, please speak to the cloakroom staff for assistance.

Companion, carer or caregiver tickets are available free of charge on request. Please get in touch with us at info@treasurehousefair.com  after booking your ticket to arrange free entry for your carer.

If you have any other accessibility needs or questions please contact the organisers office on 020 4505 7760 or info@treasurehousefair.com.

Yes, Treasure House Fair has multiple dining and refreshment options. Oscar’s Bar by Firmdale is in the centre of the Fair and will serve champagne paired with seafood as well as varied vegetarian and vegan refreshments and cocktails to suit every taste.

Firmdale hotels will also run an all day service from Brumus Brasserie and lighter bites from Refuel Café to be enjoyed in their curated spaces or otherwise on the terrace with views overlooking the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

Exhibitor applications are managed by Treasure House Fair’s Exhibitor Manager, Polina Usenko.

Please complete the application form found HERE or contact the exhibitor manager for further details.

Treasure House Fair is easily accessible from central London.

By tube: The nearest tube station is Sloane Square which is served by both the Circle Line and the District Line. From there it’s a short walk to the London Gate entrance on Royal Hospital Road. 

By bus: The site is served by many London bus routes, including but not limited to route numbers 11, 19, 22, 137, 170, 211, 360 and 452.

By bike: Bike racks are provided within the South Grounds close to the Fair’s entrance. The nearest docking stations for Transport for London’s cycle hire scheme are located on Durham Place.

By taxi: Taxi drop‑off is available via the Bull Ring Gate accessed from Chelsea Embankment.

By car: There is limited on‑site parking for those with accessibility needs including blue badge holders; other public parking is available in nearby Battersea Park or local streets. Check local council websites rbkc.gov.uk and westminster.gov.uk for details.

For updates on exhibitors, previews of special exhibitions, ticket releases and travel guidance sign up to our newsletter and follow us @treasurehousefair on Instagram.

Tickets can be purchased online in advance via the website or on arrival from the ticket desk.

Ticket sales for the 2026 edition will launch in spring 2026.

Yes, Treasure House Fair is family‑friendly.

Entrance for accompanied children under 12 is free.

The Sculpture Walk includes a children’s walk with activities suitable for children aged 5-12.

Photography for personal, non‑commercial use is permitted; however, tripods, professional camera crews, drones or any commercial filming require advance permission from the organisers, please contact the press office with enquiries. Some exhibitors may request no photography at their stands, please respect exhibitor requests.

Certified guide or assistance animals are permitted inside the exhibition halls. Other animals and small, well-behaved dogs are permitted on a case by case basis at the discretion of security.