Watch highlight of Hampton Court Palace
Discover the home of Henry VIII
Admire the Great Hall and Tudor kitchens, and discover the spectacular baroque palace built for William III and Mary II. Explore 60 acres of magnificent gardens and the famous maze. Book online and visit before 06 February to discover it all for half price.
Visit
Opening times
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 10:00-16:00
Thursday 10:00-16:00
Friday 10:00-16:00
Saturday 10:00 - 16:00
Sunday 10:00-16:00
Last admission: 15:00.
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Check for palace or temporary route closures before you visit. And learn more about the conservation work taking place this year.
Tickets and prices
Pre-booking is recommended. Ticket prices change for peak and off-peak tickets. Enjoy half-price tickets valid for visits 07 January to 06 February 2026, booked online only. Offer does not apply to tickets purchased at the gate.
Dogs are not permitted within the palace, courtyards or gardens unless they are trained assistance dogs.
Hampton Court Palace ticket prices from (excluding donation):
- Members: Free
- Adult: £28.00
- Child age 5-15: £14.00
Getting here
Hampton Court Palace, East Molesey, Surrey, KT8 9AU. Directions
Find out how to get here, which includes both public transport and car parking options.
Highlights
Half Price Tickets
07 January - 06 February 2026
Don't miss the new year sale on tickets to Henry VIII's epic home. Only available for online tickets.
Enjoy a great day out
Keep everyone entertained with a day out at Hampton Court Palace.
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- Exhibition
- Things to see
The Indian Army at the Palace
Explore the forgotten story of Indian Army soldiers who camped at Hampton Court Palace in the early 20th century, through a new exhibition of previously unseen objects, photographs, film and personal stories.
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Until 01 February 2026 (closes on 01 February)
- In line with palace opening hours
- Hampton Court Palace
- Included in palace admission (Members go free)
- Things to see
Great Hall
Experience the splendour of the Tudor court in Henry VIII's Great Hall, complete with his magnificent tapestries.
- Open
- In line with palace opening hours
- Hampton Court Palace
- Included in palace admission (Members go free)
- Things to see
Hampton Court Gardens
Take time to explore and relax in these world-renowned gardens and find our free entry Garden Open Days dates.
- Open
- In line with palace opening hours
- Hampton Court Palace
- Included in palace admission (Members go free)
What's on
- Families
- Half term
February Half Term
Join a royal quest this half term with Elizabeth I at Hampton Court Palace.
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14 – 22 February 2026
- 10:00-16:00
- Hampton Court Palace
- Included in palace admission (Members go free)
- Easter
- Families
- Events
Easter Lindt Gold Bunny Hunt
Join the ultimate family Easter hunt, back by popular demand.
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21 March - 12 April 2026
- Open in line with palace hours
- Hampton Court Palace
- Included in palace admission. (Members go free, no pre-booking required)
- Events
- Things to see
Tulip Festival
Our Tulip Festival returns for another year this spring.
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From 11 April 2026
- 10:00 - 17:30
- Hampton Court Palace
- Included in palace admission. (Members go free, no pre-booking required)
Members go free
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Film and TV locations at Hampton Court Palace
From Bridgerton and Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story to Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light, Hampton Court Palace is the backdrop for some favourite TV shows and films.
The truth behind Elizabeth I and the 'Bisley Boy' myth
Tudor myth-busting with Tracy Borman
Tracy Borman explores the real story behind the infamous ‘Bisley Boy’ myth – one of the more outlandish theories about Elizabeth I.
Henry VIII's wives
Six queens, six women
These six queens consort all had one man in common: King Henry VIII. But is it possible to understand them as individuals, even after 500 years?
"I am always in constant awe of everything inside and outside of the palace and I always look forward to my next visit."
-Palace Member
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