The Great Hall, a majestic structure at the Tudor Palace, commissioned by King Henry VII, continues to astound visitors with its grandeur and size.
The Chapel Royal, a display of Tudor opulence, features a vibrantly colorful vaulted ceiling installed by Henry VIII. It was later remodeled by Sir Christopher Wren in 1710 at the request of Queen Anne.
The Magic Garden offers an enchanting experience for families, with mythical beasts, towers to besiege, and a secret grotto, providing a unique way to explore Hampton Court Palace's history.
Henry VIII's Kitchens provide a glimpse into Tudor cooking and entertainment, where over 200 staff members once worked to prepare meals for the king and his household.
The Maze, the UK's oldest hedge maze commissioned by William III in 1700, challenges visitors with twists, turns, and dead ends, taking an average of 20 minutes to reach the center.
Hampton Court Palace, the former residence of Henry VIII and his wives, invites visitors to explore the grand State Apartments, magnificent gardens, and famous historical sites.
Certain areas like Base Court, Little Banqueting House, Mantegna Gallery, 20th Century Garden, and The Chapel Royal have closures or limited access for various reasons until indicated dates.
Visitors can immerse themselves in the lavish State Rooms, tour the haunted gallery, stroll through landscaped gardens, and witness the preserved Tudor kitchens, making their visit to Hampton Court Palace unforgettable.
