- Entrance to Hampton Court Palace.
- Visit the State Apartments of Henry VIII
- Feel the heat of the fire in Henry's Tudor Kitchens
- Hear the history of Henry VIII
- Visit The Chapel Royal and the Great Hall
- Walk around the maze and the beautiful gardens

When visiting Hampton Court Palace you will experience over 500 years of history.

Admire Henry VIII’s magnificent Great Hall and the surviving Tudor Kitchens, and explore the Baroque palace built alongside by William III and Mary II.

For most people it's hard to think of Hampton Court Palace without thinking of Henry VIII. While you're here, you can visit Henry VIII's Apartments and the Great Hall, where Anne Boleyn - his second wife - danced with him. You can also pay the Kitchens a visit and hear all about how the royals lived an absolutely excessive life style.

The splendid apartments of William and Mary in the Baroque Palace date from the late 17th century when they ruled jointly. From the apartments there are spectacular views of the gardens. You can explore the 60 acres of beautiful palace gardens that run down to the River Thames. You’ll see sparkling fountains and glorious seasonal displays of hundreds of thousands of flowering bulbs.

How do I get my tickets?
Shortly after your booking is complete your e-ticket send directly to your email. Mobile tickets are accepted.

Your tickets are valid for entrance any time on the date you book.

How do I get to Hampton Court Palace from London?
You can take the train that leaves to Hampton Court Station from Waterloo Station. The journey takes about 35 minutes.

Adult (18+)
Child (5-17)
Senior (65+)
Infant (0-4): Free of charge

Hampton Court Palace is open from 10am to 7.30pm, Monday to Sunday