Hampton Court Palace Entrance Tickets

A fantastic place to visit. The thought that has gone into staging each room is excellent as it really helps you to gain a sense of the events and history of each room. Every member of staff was friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. Several went out of their way to help with our headset or to show us an interesting feature. The gardens were fabulous too. If you haven't been - go!

A truly fantastic visit. We were booked in for the "Rooftop" tour. 14 of us were taken through normally restricted areas as we take the 107 steps to the roof of the Palace. Two highly knowledgeable tour guides begin with health and safety instructions and do's n don'ts. Incredible views of the most beautiful grounds could be seen (although in the middle of a drought!), accompanied by historical facts regarding alterations made by different monarchs, delivered in a skilful and entertaining manner by our guides. The vistas on this clear day were unforgettable. The unique chimneys were a stunning sight, even more so up close. Visiting inside, we were able to move freely from servant areas, kitchens etc thru the Great Hall, stopping to admire the many tapestries adorning every wall. Continuing on, a stop at the Chapel proved to be quite moving. The entire palace/grounds were very well maintained and spotless. We shall return soon as there was much more to experience.

Visited Hampton Court Palace and somehow managed to survive without losing my head, unlike some of Henry VIII’s wives. 😄 The palace is stunning, the gardens are beautiful, and there’s so much history around every corner. Walking through the rooms really feels like stepping back in time. If you want to see everything properly, set aside at least 3 hours, there’s far more to explore than you might expect. Just be prepared to do a lot of walking; royalty clearly didn’t believe in keeping things compact. A fantastic day out and definitely worth a visit!

Absolutely loved our visit to Hampton Court Palace — one of those places that manages to be grand, fascinating and surprisingly fun all at once. You can spend hours wandering through Tudor kitchens, magnificent gardens, grand halls and rooms so opulent they make your own sitting room feel rather underdressed. The Great Hall alone is worth the visit — breathtaking doesn’t quite cover it. There’s history at every turn (Henry VIII’s presence is practically still stomping about), but it never feels stuffy. We especially loved the beautiful spring displays in the courtyards and gardens — utterly glorious — and the artwork and interiors were extraordinary. A fun fact I adored: the palace began as Cardinal Wolsey’s home before he rather wisely handed it over to Henry VIII… likely a good career move. Everything was beautifully kept, well organised and genuinely immersive. It somehow feels both regal and welcoming. We made a proper day of it and still felt there was more to uncover. For the history, the gardens, the sheer drama of it all — and, frankly, excellent value for what you experience — I’d highly recommend a visit. A splendid day out fit for royalty… or at least those of us who like pretending.

Great day out. A "Must" on a good sunny day. Very relaxing around the grounds and the Palace was very educational. Not too expensive as well as the entry fee also includes a sub towards maintenance of the Palace, which you are offered the option to removed if you don't wish to contribute but do accept to pay it.. its worth it ✌🏾 Again, a great day out. Definitely recommend if you've never been.