and Henry VIII's state and private apartments. The palace has over 1,390 rooms and is located in East Molesey, Surrey, about an hour outside of London. Many royals occupied Hampton Court Palace ...

Hampton Court Palace was England's most significant palace ... which is the best surviving room of the Tudor state apartments, has been explained as the last medieval great hall of the English ...

Hampton Court Palace, run by the Historic Royal Palaces ... the Haunted Gallery and Henry VIII's and William III's state apartments, as well the Gardens, the Maze and the Cumberland Art Gallery.

For thirteen days in the autumn of 1541, a single corridor at Hampton Court was the ... great beauty” by a palace servant, walked in procession from her private apartments to her closet above ...

Hampton Court Palace’s history dates even further back ... Visitors can also marvel at the lavishly decorated State Rooms and Apartments and see the sprawling Tudor kitchens that once produced ...

“The apartments housed hundreds of paintings ... “A fire like this in such a historic building is a very great tragedy. “Hampton Court Palace is one of the jewels of our heritage.” ...

Presiding over the magnificent Chapel Royal at Hampton Court Palace ... who lives in a large ‘grace and favour’ apartment in the palace, has gone off sick over the summer, with a series ...

Security film at Hampton Court Palace has captured a ghostly image ... "It was incredibly spooky because the face just didn't look human," he said. State apartment warder Ian Franklin added: "Someone ...

This Christmas, you can enjoy an authentic Tudor feast at Hampton Court Palace - the former home ... and the Guard Chamber in King William III's apartments. Tudor cookery classes will take place ...

Discover the baroque State Apartments built for William lll ... and parkland designed to impress all those that visit. Hampton Court Palace is one of over 200 attractions around the UK that ...

Initially a medieval manor, Hampton Court was transformed into a ... decided he wanted to live elsewhere and had the palace divided up into apartments. In 1838 Queen Victoria opened the palace's ...