• Hampton Court Palace - The grand and vibrant Henry VIII is closely linked with this splendid palace, which he expanded and enhanced after acquiring it in the 1520s. The palace’s numerous royal residents have ensured it is adorned with exquisite furnishings, tapestries, and paintings. It is surrounded by stunning formal gardens, featuring the renowned maze and the Great Vine.

Hampton Court offers a designated Family Room, where parents and young children can take a break from the palace’s hustle and bustle. The play equipment is designed for children under five. Family Trails, which guide children around the palace, are available at the Information Center.

The palace is pushchair-friendly, and a lift is available for those who wish to access the upper floor without using the stairs.

Hampton Court is conveniently located just half an hour from Central London by direct train, making it an ideal spot for a relaxing afternoon away from the city!

A visit to Hampton Court is best enjoyed over at least three hours.

Interested in exploring more Royal sites?

Consider upgrading to the Royal Palaces Pass, which includes the Tower of London, Hampton Court, and Kensington Palace. This pass allows one visit to each attraction and is valid for two years, giving you ample time to delve into the stories and intrigues at each site at your own pace.

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Things to See and Do

Palace Gardens: Explore over 60 acres of gardens at Hampton Court, including the Maze, the Great Vine, and the recently restored Privy Garden.

Courtyards and Cloisters:

Hampton Court Palace spans 6 acres, offering numerous courtyards and cloisters to discover.

Henry VIII’S State Apartments:

Henry VIII was the first royal owner of Hampton Court, and his impressive public rooms remain intact today.

The Tudor Kitchens:

If you can handle the heat, step into the new Tudor kitchens! Experience the authentic smells, sounds, and large roasting fires that provide a glimpse into Tudor life.

The King’s Apartments:

King William III’s Apartments are among the finest and most significant Baroque state apartments globally.

The Queen’s State Apartments:

These rooms took 30 years to complete and showcase a variety of styles. Some of the palace’s most breathtaking interiors are found here.

Costumed Guides

Daily, there are complimentary tours and presentations by costumed guides in the State Apartments. Discover life at court and the vibrant personalities who resided here.

• Entry ticket to Hampton Court

• Food and drinks, unless specified
• Gratuities
• Hotel pickup and drop off

Hampton Court Palace is a tale of two palaces: a grand Tudor palace originally built by Cardinal Wolsey before being developed by Henry VIII. Dovetailing with the Tudor splendour is the Baroque palace designed by Sir Christopher Wren for William III and Mary II in the 17th century.

Visitors can immerse themselves in the vast Tudor Kitchens where Henry VIII’s banquets were prepared. Climb the stairs into the magnificent Great Hall and Tudor State Apartments, gaze down to the Chapel Royal from the Royal Pew.

Venture into the enormous Queen’s State Apartments in the Georgian Palace and finish in the 17th Century in William III’s Baroque masterpiece, overlooking the splendid gardens.

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