Hampton Court Palace: Discover the former residence of the British kings!

Highlights

Your ticket for Hampton Court Palace is already included in your London City Pass.
Book your preferred date in advance – you will receive all the information you need with your City Pass.

Hampton Court Palace was the favoured residence of British kings and queens from 1528 to 1737.
Marvel at the magnificent living quarters.
Discover the famous labyrinth in the palace garden.
Explore the ‘Haunted Gallery’, the gallery that is haunted!

Hampton Court Palace: Gain fascinating insights into the royal life of past centuries!

What awaits you on site

Hampton Court Palace is a must-see for every visitor to London! Steeped in history, it offers you a unique insight into the splendour of the Tudor and Baroque periods.

The impressive palace, located just outside the city, served as a residence for kings and queens for centuries and is now a testament to the opulence and power of the British monarchy.

Visitors can explore the magnificent state apartments, stroll through the palace's beautifully manicured gardens and learn all about its fascinating history.

How to get there

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Address:
Hampton Court Palace, East Molesey, Surrey KT8 9AU, United Kingdom

Good to know

As the opening hours vary greatly throughout the year, please check them on the official website.

Photography: Photography and filming are not permitted in the Chapel Royal, the Cumberland Art Gallery and the Tudor Kitchens.
Food and drink: Food and drink are not permitted in the State Apartments and the Cumberland Art Gallery.
Accessibility: The Palace has limited access for wheelchair users and visitors with reduced mobility. There are lifts to some of the upper floors, but not all, and some areas of the palace have narrow doorways and steep stairs.

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