Evan Evans
Hampton Court Palace
HAMPTONCOURT-
3 hours
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High
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Non-guided
Explore the grand State Apartments and glorious gardens of England's largest Tudor Palace and former residence of England's most infamous king, Henry VIII, and his many wives. Home to the Kings and Queens of Britain since the time of Henry VIII, Hampton Court Palace is one of the most famous visitor attractions in the country. Perhaps best known as a Tudor Palace with its magnificent buildings, and 60-acre world-famous riverside gardens.
Please note that prices may vary for weekend dates and variations will show at checkout.
- The Great Hall
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Sitting at the heart of the Tudor Palace, the Great Hall towers over the surrounding buildings. Commissioned by King Henry VII, the grandeur and size of the Great Hall remain impressive even today.
- The Chapel Royal
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The Chapel Royal is a grand example of Tudor opulence at Hampton Court. Installed by Henry VIII during the 1500s, the Chapel's vaulted ceiling is vibrantly colourful, rich and layered with history. In 1710 the interior of the chapel was remodelled by Sir Christopher Wren at the request of Queen Anne.
- The Magic Garden
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Let the adventure begin in the Magic Garden. Come face to face with mysterious mythical beasts, storm the battlements, besiege the towers and explore the secret grotto in this magical children's playground.
The Magic Garden provides a unique way for your family to explore the history of Hampton Court Palace. Each section of the garden represents either myths, legends, stories or even real objects that can be found at Hampton Court.
- Henry VIII’s Kitchens
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See Henry VIII’s Kitchens and transport yourself back to the heyday of Tudor cooking and entertainment. Henry VIII's Kitchens at Hampton Court Palace were the largest of Tudor England. 200 cooks, sergeants, grooms and pages worked to produce over 800 meals a day for the hungry household of Henry VIII.
- The Maze
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Enter the UK's oldest hedge maze. Commissioned by William III in 1700, it is a third of an acre in size with many twists and turns, and dead ends. It takes visitors an average of 20 minutes to reach the centre.
- Usual Opening Hours & Closures
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Wednesday to Sunday, 10:00 - 17:30. Last admission: 16:30 (except the below dates)
Closed Monday and Tuesday (except during peak dates when the palace is open daily)
Closed on 28 September 2025
Closures:- The Queen's Private Apartments are currently closed
- The Mantegna Gallery is closed until 2026
- The Chapel Royal is a working community chapel, which means it may be subject to short-notice closures. The Chapel closes on Sundays for religious services and on other holy days.Please note that prices may vary for weekend dates and variations will show at checkout.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Attraction Address: Hampton Court Palace, Molesey, East Molesey KT8 9AU
- Evan Evans e-tickets are valid anytime during regular opening hours on the date shown
- Our suggested visit time is 2-4 hours
- Children aged 0-4 years are free of charge and do not require a ticket
- Your ticket includes: William III’s Apartments, Henry VIII’s Apartments, Henry VIII’s Kitchens, Great Hall, Chapel Royal, Hampton Court Palace gardens and more...
- All rooms, routes and gardens are subject to closures for to conservation work, repairs and special events
- Audio Guides are included and can be collected upon admission
- Opening hours are subject to change. Please check prior to visiting
Highlights
- Explore the lavish State Rooms and Great Hall of Henry VIII
- Discover 60 acres of colourful, landscaped gardens
- Experience the Haunted Gallery
- Visit the preserved Tudor kitchens
What's Included
Entry to Hampton Court Palace
Audio Guide
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