



by Historic Royal Palaces
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$86.62This ticket grants entry to Hampton Court Palace, a historic royal residence in London with a mix of Tudor and Baroque architecture. Visitors can explore the Tudor Kitchens where meals for Henry VIII’s banquets were prepared, then move on to the Great Hall and Tudor State Apartments. The Chapel Royal is visible from the Royal Pew, offering views inside this chapel space. The visit continues through the Queen’s State Apartments, featuring a variety of room styles completed over 30 years in the Georgian Palace. It concludes in the Baroque state apartments built for William III in the late 17th century, which overlook the palace gardens. The palace grounds include more than 60 acres of gardens, such as the famous maze, the Great Vine, and the restored Privy Garden. The entire site covers six acres with many courtyards and cloisters to explore. The palace also offers a Family Room with play equipment for children under five and Family Trails available to guide younger visitors. The site is pushchair accessible and has a lift for access to upper floors without stairs. Daily free tours and presentations are offered by guides in period costume inside the State Apartments, sharing information about life at court and the people who lived at Hampton Court. A visit typically lasts about three hours and the palace is reachable in 30 minutes by direct train from central London. Food, drinks, gratuities, and hotel transfers are not included with the ticket.
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Hampton Court Palace
Hampton Court Palace, linked primarily to Henry VIII who acquired and expanded it in the 1520s, contains royal furnishings, tapestries, and paintings from its many occupants. The palace sits within over 60 acres of formal gardens, including the famous maze and the Great Vine. It features 6 acres of buildings with numerous courtyards and cloisters to explore. A Family Room with play equipment for children under five and rest space is available, along with Family Trails from the Information Center. The palace is pushchair accessible and has a lift to reach upper floors without stairs. It is about 30 minutes from Central London by direct train, and visitors are advised to allow at least three hours for their visit. Daily free tours and presentations by costumed guides take place in the State Apartments, focusing on court life and palace history.
180 min




by Historic Royal Palaces
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Tue, 22 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$86.62This ticket grants entry to Hampton Court Palace, a historic royal residence in London with a mix of Tudor and Baroque architecture. Visitors can explore the Tudor Kitchens where meals for Henry VIII’s banquets were prepared, then move on to the Great Hall and Tudor State Apartments. The Chapel Royal is visible from the Royal Pew, offering views inside this chapel space. The visit continues through the Queen’s State Apartments, featuring a variety of room styles completed over 30 years in the Georgian Palace. It concludes in the Baroque state apartments built for William III in the late 17th century, which overlook the palace gardens. The palace grounds include more than 60 acres of gardens, such as the famous maze, the Great Vine, and the restored Privy Garden. The entire site covers six acres with many courtyards and cloisters to explore. The palace also offers a Family Room with play equipment for children under five and Family Trails available to guide younger visitors. The site is pushchair accessible and has a lift for access to upper floors without stairs. Daily free tours and presentations are offered by guides in period costume inside the State Apartments, sharing information about life at court and the people who lived at Hampton Court. A visit typically lasts about three hours and the palace is reachable in 30 minutes by direct train from central London. Food, drinks, gratuities, and hotel transfers are not included with the ticket.
The same admission, priced across 22 sellers. Book with Booking Wolf and earn credit back.
Prices gathered from public seller listings; may vary by date and ticket type.
Hampton Court Palace
Hampton Court Palace, linked primarily to Henry VIII who acquired and expanded it in the 1520s, contains royal furnishings, tapestries, and paintings from its many occupants. The palace sits within over 60 acres of formal gardens, including the famous maze and the Great Vine. It features 6 acres of buildings with numerous courtyards and cloisters to explore. A Family Room with play equipment for children under five and rest space is available, along with Family Trails from the Information Center. The palace is pushchair accessible and has a lift to reach upper floors without stairs. It is about 30 minutes from Central London by direct train, and visitors are advised to allow at least three hours for their visit. Daily free tours and presentations by costumed guides take place in the State Apartments, focusing on court life and palace history.
180 min