Spend a day at Hampton Court Palace, the famous seat of King Henry VIII. Enjoy skip-the-line access to the expensive palace and gardens and learn about Tudor England on a private tour. Go on a scenic journey by London Underground and British railway.
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Hampton Court Palace is easily accessible from London via public transport, making it a great destination for a day trip! Come and discover this historic gem nestled along the picturesque River Thames with Skip-the-line Tickets and a Licensed Guide. Experience the height of Tudor and Baroque luxury and immerse yourself in British history and legends on a private day trip!
Pickup included
Trip from London to Hampton Court Palace. For your convenience, our Licensed Local Guide will pick you up directly from your accommodation, and guide you on an exciting journey by London Underground and British railway. It will be a nice adventure! Upon arrival in Hampton Court, you will follow in the footsteps of royalty to the historic palace and gardens from the Tudor period. We provide skip-the-line tickets, so your experience won't be spoiled by waiting in a long line at the ticket office.
Inside the Hampton Court Palace, your Private Guide will lead you through the opulent State Apartments, where kings and queens once held court. You will hear fascinating stories about the preparation of grand feasts in the historic kitchen, and about the countless royal banquets and celebrations that were held in the Great Hall. After visiting the Royal Chapel, you will have plenty of time to explore the fabulous gardens with the famous Knot Garden and the maze. On request, we can arrange lunch for you and your group at the palace’s cozy cafe or restaurant. The tour will end with a journey back to your accommodation in London.
Information for the customer (Know before you go)
• Please check your email the day before the tour for important information.
• This tour requires the use of public transportation: London Underground and South Western Railway. Round-trip tickets are included. The guide will pick you up from your accommodation and choose the fastest and most convenient way to reach the Hampton Court Palace.
• Skip-the-line tickets allow you to skip the line at the ticket office. You may have to line for security checks at the entrance.
• Due to palace regulations, 1 licensed guide can lead a group of 1-30 people, so the price of the tour will be higher if you need more than 1 guide.
• Lunch can be arranged upon request.
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