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Plan Your Visit to Hampton Court Palace | Opening Times, Location, Getting There, Visitor Tips
Visit Hampton Court Palace to learn all about the adventurous tales of Henry VIII. Built in the 16th-century, the Hampton Court Palace not only served as the residence of King Henry, and the subsequent monarchy, but it stands as the symbol of one of the most important epochs in England, i.e. the Tudor dynasty. Plan your upcoming visit to Hampton Court Palace including Hampton Court opening times, map, directions and lots more for a magical experience.
Hampton Court Palace Location
Address: Hampton Ct Way, Molesey, East Molesey KT8 9AU, United Kingdom
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Hampton Court Palace is situated in the London Borough of Richmond upon the Thames, 12 miles southwest and upstream of London on the River Thames.
Getting to Hampton Court from London
By Train
Average travel time: 40 minutes
Minimum Fare: From £7.60
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You can reach the Hampton Court Station from Waterloo Station on the South West Trains services. Trains run every 30 minutes and you can travel from Waterloo to Hampton Court station for a lower fare if you have an Oyster Card.
By Bus
Average travel time: 1 hour 15 minutes
Minimum Fare: £2 - £5
Bus schedule
You can get onto the bus routes 111, 216, 411, 461, 513 from Kingston and get dropped at Hampton Court Palace.
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By Taxi
Average travel time: 30 minutes
Minimum Fare: £60
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Taxi drop off is available at the Hampton Court Palace gate.
Know Before Your Visit
Map
Facilities
Accessibility
Eating
Shopping
Download the Hampton Court Map to easily navigate around the palace. It is highly recommended to download this Hampton Court Palace Map as it will be handy if you’re doing a self-guided/audio tour of the Palace.
- WiFi - Free WiFi access is available for visitors to use.
- Toilets - Toilets are available at various points across Hampton Court
- Baby Changing Rooms- Baby changing facilities are available in Magic Garden
- Buggies & Pushchairs - If you’re visiting Hampton Court with your little ones, you may take the pushchairs and buggies around the garden
- Photography & Filming - Visitors are welcome to take non-commercial photographs and films
- Parking - There are 9 allocated parking bays available. Parking is free for Blue Badge Holder.
- Toilets - All toilets have disabled access
- Audio Guides - Audio guides for blind or partially blinded are available at William III’s Apartments and Tudor Kitchens
- Guide Dogs - Guide dogs are welcome to the place. Ensure they wear a designated jacket or a lead slip
- Getting Around - Visitors can avail wheelchairs and electric buggies.
Visitors can choose from the following dining options:
- The Tiltyard Cafe - Serves sandwiches, soups, salads, hot coffee and lots more.
- The Wilderness - Popular for its snacks and freshly brewed coffee.
- The Privy Kitchen Cafe - Serves everything from hot drinks to sweet treats
- The Fountain Court Cafe - Enjoy lunches, afternoon teas and refreshments.
Hampton Court offers a wide range of options for visitors to shop gifts and souvenirs. These include:
- Undercroft Shop - This shop has a huge collection of souvenirs, jewellery, gifts, toys and books
- Palace Shop - Located opposite the Ticket Office, visitors can purchase souvenirs, jewellery, gifts, toys and books
- Shop Online - Now you can shop from home your favourite Hampton Court souvenir.
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Tower Bridge
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Buckingham Palace
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London Eye
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Westminster Abbey
Get a glimpse into the large, Gothic abbey church situated in the London city centre - Westminster Abbey for a one-of-a-kind experience.
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SEA LIFE London Aquarium
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HMS Belfast
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Shrek’s Adventure! London TicketsAll Your Questions About Visiting Hampton Court Palace Answered
Q. What are Hampton Court Palace opening times?
A. The Hampton Court Palace opening times are as follows:
Daily - 10 AM to 5:30 PM
Last time slot at 3:30 PM
Last Admission 4 PM
From 9 June to 18 July the Palace is only operating from Wednesday to Sunday.
Q. Where is the Hampton Court Palace located?
A. Hampton Court Palace Address: Hampton Ct Way, Molesey, East Molesey KT8 9AU, United Kingdom. Hampton Court Palace is situated in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, 12 miles south west and upstream of London on the River Thames.
Q. Are the parking facilities at the Hampton Court Palace?
A. Yes, Hampton Court Palace parking facility is available at Hampton Court Green for £1.60 ( 500 m away) for £1.50 per hour.
Q. What is the easiest way to reach the Hampton Court Palace?
A. The easiest way to visit the Hampton Court Palace is by opting for bus or train service. Learn more about getting there.
Q. What is the best time to visit Hampton Court Palace?
A. The best time to visit Hampton Court Palace is in the morning as there is a relatively lesser crowd. Weekdays are advised over weekends to avoid overcrowding at the palace
Q. How far is Hampton Court from Windsor Castle?
A. The two palaces lie 40-minutes apart by car, 14 miles by road. Visitors can take the official Windsor Castle to Hampton Court Palace shuttle that can be pre-booked.
Q. Can I get to Hampton Court by boat?
A. Yes, there is a public riverboat service that runs from Westminster, Richmond-upon-Thames, and Kingston. If you have a private boat, you can dock it at Privy Garden and Kingston Bridge.
Q. Is Hampton Court Palace worth visiting?
A. For history buffs, for visitors and lovers of horticulture, for travelers with a discerning sense of place and time, yes, Hampton Court Palace is worth a visit, where else will you find access to the lives and times of a 500-year old dynasty?
Q. Can you stay in Hampton Court Palace?
A. Although it is not possible to stay inside the palace, visitors can stay at The Georgian House which served as the Kitchens for George.
