Please see below for information on accessibility at any of our palaces, including provision for visitors with mobility needs, for parents and families with children on the autism spectrum, for blind and partially sighted visitors and for deaf people and those with hearing loss.
Accessibility at our palaces
Tower of London
Find out more about accessibility at the Tower of London.
Kew Palace
Find out more about accessibility at Kew Palace.
Hampton Court Palace
Find out more about accessibility at Hampton Court Palace.
Hillsborough Castle and Gardens
Find out more about accessibility at Hillsborough Castle and Gardens.
Kensington Palace
Find out more about accessibility at Kensington Palace.
Access events and tours
- Events
- Families
- Access
Relaxed Events, Children and Families
Aimed at neurodivergent and learning disabled children and their families, experience two hours free from crowds, including free entry to the Tower, Crown Jewels and access to relaxed and SEN programming.
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- Events
- Access
Relaxed Events: Young People and Adults
Enjoy two hours free from crowds at our Kensington Palace relaxed event. Suitable for neurodivergent and disabled young people/adults and their families/friends [16+].
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- Tours and talks
- Access
Deaf-Led Guided Tours
Discover the Tudor Routes of Hampton Court Palace on a Deaf-led tour with John Wilson and Heritage Interpretation.
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- Tours and talks
- Access
British Sign Language tours
Tour the Tower of London with a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter at no additional cost. Advance booking advised.
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- Tours and talks
Dementia-friendly programme
A health and wellbeing programme at Hampton Court Palace for people living with dementia and their carers.
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Inclusive and accessible events
An email list for the disabled community
Subscribe to our inclusive and accessible events newsletter to receive updates on events and programming thoughtfully designed with accessibility in mind.