Take Hampton Court Palace, the most celebrated palace of Henry ... and it was next to a much-loved loch of water that he proposed to her. The queen said that there were white, fluffy clouds ...

Visitors have reported seeing the ghosts of Henry VIII's wives at Hampton Court Palace in England. Jane Seymour, who died in the palace after giving birth, is said to appear on her son's birthday.

Meandering pathways, sensorial water and secluded seating areas ... bringing insight and delight to buoy creator and visitor. The RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival acts as an annual ...

From the big Show Gardens to the new Get Started gardens and the popular Community Allotments, the winners are out The RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden ... with the water travelling between both.

The gardens of Hampton Court Palace span a staggering 800+ acres of ... Not actually home to much in the way of water features these days — being south-facing, they're ideal for growing ...

Hampton Court Palace, run by the Historic Royal Palaces charity, is best known as the home of the notorious Henry VIII and the rest of the scandalous Tudor court. Nearly 200 years later a ...

To cut a long story short, Hampton Court Palace was originally built by Henry VIII’s Lord Chancellor, Cardinal Wolsey, as a showy country retreat to host state visits. Unfortunately, he did such ...

Usually conservation experts and building historians must content themselves with visual inspections of the spectacular decoration of the Chapel Royal at Hampton Court Palace. They gaze up at the ...

More than 100,000 tulip bulbs have burst into colour, bringing the Palace's historic gardens ... tulip bulbs have burst into colour at Hampton Court, as it opens its doors for the annual Tulip ...