Hampton Court Palace

During my visit, some of the costumes from the movie were shown in the palace, but at the moment they are no longer on display. At the moment, I can’t find any Hampton Court 2 for 1 tickets, but if I do, I’ll let you know!

You can see the lists below on which you can see just what a difference the meal for the King and Queen and the meal for a simple maid or servant was. The other one is St. James Palace. The stunning gardens of Hampton Court Palace will be the setting for a unique cinematic experience this summer. Talking about food as a status symbol!On the photo above, you can see us enjoy a typical Tudor snack: chocolate!This wasn’t something that was known in the early days, and even when they had access to it, most people didn’t even enjoy it.

Hampton Court Palace hours are the same every day, as the palace is open daily except 24-26 December.2019 Hampton Court Palace prices are £23.70 (adults), £11.90 (kids 5-15), £18.90 (concession), £59.10 (family with 2 adults and up to 3 children) and £42.10 (family with 1 adult and up to 3 children). There are actually many places to eat in Hampton Court, such as the Tiltyard Café, Privy Kitchen Café and Fountain Court Café. Even though we almost spend the entire day here, I still don’t think I’ve seen it all. For tickets and details, visit the For a week in July, the already beautiful grounds are turned into a wonderland of colorful blooms with the week-long Hampton Court Palace Flower Show. From a quick sandwich, to soups, salads and hearty hot meals, it’s all here. For dates and tickets, visit the Sports enthusiasts won't be disappointed by a trip to Hampton Court. Hampton Court Palace is one of only two surviving palaces in which Henry VIII took residence. If you’re spending a bit more time in England and are thinking about visiting more of the Royal Palaces around London? Where to Stay near Hampton Court Palace. Hampton Court Palace Golf Club is a 6,514-yard, par-71 course.

In 1537, joy finally came to Hampton Court Palace…sort of.

For two weeks in June, the Hampton Court Palace Festival draws some of the biggest names in pop and classical music for concerts in the stunning setting of the palace. Hampton Court Palace can be crowded, so we recommend booking e-tickets ahead of time to secure your spot. I would go back any day to explore more. Our giant screen sits on the East Front Lawns, with Henry VIII's palace providing a truly unforgettable floodlit backdrop. Follow the brown tourist attraction road signs. Historic Hampton Court Palace-one of England's top tourist attractions-lies southwest of London on the north bank of the River Thames. Built in 1514 as a private residence for Five of Henry's six wives lived here as queen, and the The Great Hall in particular is a worthy place to linger-not only is it England's greatest medieval hall, it became one of the country's most famous theaters, even hosting Downstairs in Williams III's Private Apartments, rooms are more livable and display his personal collections of favorite art.

Luckily I took plenty of photos!

The best thing about this journey, is that Hampton Court station is located in zone 6 of And perhaps a fun thing to do: there are also river boat options between April and October! While you’re probably going to stay in London and travel to Hampton Court on a day trip, perhaps you’re interested in some accommodation in the area. Planted around 1689 and covering a third of an acre, this trapezoid maze contains half a mile of paths separated by thick hedges too tall to see over, and is the oldest such maze in the world.The King's Guard Chamber offers a fascinating look at the The newest addition to the attractions at Hampton Court is the Cumberland Art Gallery, displaying some of the finest works from the Royal Collection. Oh… and did I mention that they also have a steam-breathing dragon here?