Hampton Court Palace, Gardens and Maze
Hampton Court Palace, Gardens and Maze
The flamboyant Tudor monarch, Henry VIII is most associated with this majestic Palace. He lavished money on fabulous tapestries and paintings, housed
Meet Henry VIII and enter a living Tudor world encountering many of his courtiers along the way. Feel the heat in the vast Tudor Kitchens and the eerie chill of the Haunted Gallery and be awed by his Imperial Crown. Continue your visit in this magnificent riverside palace through the elegant Baroque apartments and beautiful landscaped gardens of William III and Mary II
Experience
- Tudor kitchens
- The Triumphs of Caesar
- Privy Garden
- The Chapel Royal
- Hampton Court Palace gardens
- Costumed guided tours
- The Maze
- Great Hall
Hampton Court Palace is a story of two palaces: a Tudor palace magnificently developed by Cardinal Wolsey and later Henry VIII, alongside a Baroque palace built by William III and Mary II.
Tudor Palace and Henry VIII
Henry VIII had more than 60 houses, but, none were more important to him, nor more sumptuously decorated, than Hampton Court Palace. Today you can visit Henry’s Apartments, see his stunningly recreated Imperial Crown in the Royal Pew before sneaking below stairs to visit his vast T
Extras / Upgrades
- Please select your chosen day of visit and if a timeslot is needed, please select one. Otherwise, you are free to enter at any time during entry hours
Highlights
- Tudor kitchens
- The Triumphs of Caesar
- Privy Garden
- The Chapel Royal
- Hampton Court Palace gardens
- Costumed guided tours
- The Maze
- Great Hall
Extras / Upgrades
- Please select your chosen day of visit and if a timeslot is needed, please select one. Otherwise, you are free to enter at any time during entry hours
Itinerary
Hampton Court Palace is a story of two palaces: a Tudor palace magnificently developed by Cardinal Wolsey and later Henry VIII, alongside a Baroque palace built by William III and Mary II.
Tudor Palace and Henry VIII
Henry VIII had more than 60 houses, but, none were more important to him, nor more sumptuously decorated, than Hampton Court Palace. Today you can visit Henry’s Apartments, see his stunningly recreated Imperial Crown in the Royal Pew before sneaking below stairs to visit his vast T