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Quebec House

National Trust house in Westerham, childhood home of General James Wolfe. Check the National Trust page for winter and Christmas opening.

About Quebec House

The house dates from the mid 16th century, took most of its present look in the 1630s, and was renamed in Wolfe’s honour after the Battle of Quebec in 1759. Coram lists The Story of the Westerham Foundlings as a free exhibition in the Coach House, running until 20 December 2026; its press release says entry is free with normal admission.

Where it is

Details checked against the venue on 29 October 2026. Opening times change, so confirm before you travel.

What's on here

Eat and drink in Westerham

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Emma Page Cakes

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Bespoke white chocolate ganache wedding and celebration cakes, plus cake decorating courses, in Westerham.

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Restaurants

Tulsi Restaurant & Bar

Based in Westerham

Indian restaurant and bar on London Road, Westerham, with Sunday buffet, takeaway and festive bookings.

Verified Oct 2026

Pubs

The George & Dragon

Based in Westerham

Sixteenth-century coaching inn in Westerham Market Square with 13 bedrooms, bar and restaurant.

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The Velo Barn

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Westerham cycling hub with a bike workshop, showroom, bike box hire and a Rapha partner cafe.

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Castles & History, Parks & Walks

Chartwell

Westerham

National Trust property Sir Winston Churchill bought in 1922 and made his family home, with the house, studio and gardens. Check Christmas hours before you go.