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London: Hampton Court Entry



Step back in time and immerse yourself in the grandeur of Hampton Court Palace with this entry ticket. Once home to King Henry VIII and other English monarchs, this magnificent palace offers a unique glimpse into centuries of royal history. Wander through the lavish State Apartments, marvel at the intricate tapestries, and imagine life at court in one of England’s most iconic royal residences.

Beyond the palace walls, explore the breathtaking gardens that stretch across 60 acres. From the beautifully manicured formal gardens to the peaceful riverside walks, the grounds are a true masterpiece of landscaping. Don’t miss the Great Vine, the world’s oldest and largest grapevine, or the stunning views from the Privy Garden.

A highlight of your visit is the famous Hampton Court Maze, a thrilling adventure for visitors of all ages. Wind your way through the intricate paths of this historic puzzle and see if you can find the center!

Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply looking for a memorable day out, Hampton Court Palace, Gardens & Maze offers an unforgettable experience. Book your ticket today and discover the splendor and stories of this iconic destination!


Inclusions

  • Entrance ticket

Exclusions

  • Audio guide

Start location: Hampton Court Palace, Gardens & Maze

Reviews


Unknown 2026-09-11 00:00:00

Enjoyed our visit, so much to see. Gardens are beautiful

Georgina 2026-09-09 00:00:00

Hampton Court is always a nice place to visit went with our friends and they throughly enjoyed themselves the only disappointment was that we had to pay double to see the car show

Carol 2026-09-05 00:00:00

It was great to tour most of the Tudor palace areas from arrival at 11 am, after coffee at the Tiltyard Cafe. We returned there for a tasty lunch, though there's another cafe inside the Palace. Garden planting there reflected the original jousting site. We explored the huge Tudor Kitchens, then on to other areas linked with Hrnry VIII such as his living area, featuring historic portraits by Holbein and followers. Don't miss the Royal Chapel and the huge Banqueting Hall. To do justice to the rest of the Palace, the elegant Georgian side and the Gardens, we would need another day. I am slightly disabled so appreciated the number of benches available in the courtyards and inside. We enjoyed a perfect September day and left at 4 pm. The R68 red London bus stops near the Palace & links with SW Trains at Richmond/Twickenham.

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