Hampton Court Palace

Henry VII Walking on the corridors

Back Garden

Sweets https://www.flickr.com/photos/67874239@N05/11194269903/

Main Hall

Base Court

Kitchens

The all different chimneys

Chapel Court Garden

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Map

Wine fountain

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Known by the King Henry VII, Hampton Court is a nice place to visit. The palace has audio guides which include the kitchens during the Tudor period as well as the young and adult Henry’s apartments.

Depending on the season different parts of the palace are open to the public, so repeating your visit can lead to an interesting surprise.

It’s a good option for summer, but also for winter.

There is many activities on the gardens, from cinema to carousel or ice skating.

Know Before You Go

If going on public service, from central London, the best thing is going to Waterloo train station and take a train to Kingston. From there the bus station is nearby, find the bus 111.