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 ...

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.

HAMPTON COURT PALACE is a popular tourist attraction in London that is steeped in hundreds of years of history. The palace was once home to King Henry VIII and has served as a filming location for ...

Guests who find each of the statues will receive Lindt Gold Bunny chocolate at the end of the trail. Rachel Mackay, Head of Hampton Court Palace, said: “We’re delighted to be welcoming ...

Hampton Court Palace is one of over 200 attractions around the UK that Blue Peter badge holders can get into for free. To gain free entry, each child must have a Blue Peter badge, a valid Blue ...

Families driving to Hampton Court Palace do not have to pay the Ulez fee if they follow a certain route despite the site being inside the charging area, it has emerged. Bosses at Historic Royal ...

The charity managing Hampton Court Palace is advising visitors how to avoid ultra-low emission zone (Ulez) fees despite entering the expanded area. Historic Royal Palaces (HRP) said drivers who ...

The gardens of Hampton Court Palace span a staggering 800+ acres of formal gardens and historic parkland. You can visit them as part of a trip to the palace, as all admission tickets include ...

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 ...