Discover the best top things to do in East Molesey, United Kingdom including The History Guides, Hampton Court Park, Hampton Court Palace, Hampton Court by Bike, The Magic Garden, The Magic Garden, Cigarette Island Park, Royal School of Needlework, Hampton Court Railway Station, Hampton Court Emporium.
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TUDOR TOURS AT HAMPTON COURT PALACE Meeting Point: Hampton Court Palace Ticket office. COST: £10 per person for 1.5 hours. Minimum charge £100 Explore Henry VIII's splendid State Apartments and the famous Tudor kitchens. Highlights include the Great Hall, the Chapel, the Tudor Garden, Edward VI's Nursery and the gallery haunted by Queen Catherine Howard. Adult and family groups are equally welcome and content is adapted to suit all ages. The History Guides are five lecturers who believe that the Arts should be inspiring, entertaining - and a lot of fun. Our guides work for Historic Royal Palaces and are qualified to deliver inspiring and entertaining tours at Hampton Court Palace, Kew Palace and the Banqueting House, Whitehall. Our Art Historians regularly work in the Tate, Tate Modern, National Gallery and National Portrait Gallery. We also offer various walks in London. Available seven days a week at a time to suit you.
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Absolutely wonderful to just wander through and soak up the weather and gardens. Could quite easily spend over an hour here. Great for gardening ideas. Beautifully manicured and cared for with focal areas, in the back drop of the Palace. Really effective planting of Box (Buxus) and Yew. The worlds largest, and second oldest vine pretty spectacular, grapes hanging should be coming up to black soon I should imagine!!
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Visit the famous hedge maze, Tudor knot garden and the state apartments at this splendid red-brick Tudor Palace, which is set in formal gardens and open parkland along the Thames River.
I've always wanted to visit Hampton Court Palace And It exceeded my expectations It's truly amazing It's Tudor and Baroque architecture are both equally wonderful, the gardens are beautiful you can easily spend a whole day wondering around and still not see it all. When we arrived which was at 9.15 they had just lit the fire in the kitchens (you could smell the smoke wafting over the East front gardens) you can go in and look around the front gardens at 9 am the roses smelt lovely at that time of the morning and we even saw some wild Parakeets flying around. When we we went we where lucky enough to go when you could meet Henry viii and interview a couple of his wives listening to the actors playing them was very interesting and really enjoyable, and it was a pleasure talking to the guides in the rooms of the palace their knowledge about the history of the place was enjoyable to listen to, it was the same talking to the people in the kitchens finding out what life was like working in a Tudor kitchen, Hampton court palace is well worth a visit and I would go back again.
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Join us for a leisurely day out of the city to the breathtaking Tudor palace of Henry VIII. Using our classic style bicycles along a 7 mile traffic-free route, we arrive at the palace in style and comfort. The trip includes return transport from central London, English speaking guide, bike hire, and entrance to the world famous palace and gardens. A truly historic day out guaranteed!
4.5 based on 77 reviews
This is a magical place for children! We had none with us but I went and had a quick peep inside. There are grassy slopes, water squirting, princess towers, climbing frames, sand pits, huge dragon, a pergola based on Henry VIII’s crown. It looked amazing. It might be a good idea to take a change of clothes and a towel! I really wished I had the grandchildren with me! I believe the entrance is included in the palace entrance fee.
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The Royal School of Needlework (RSN) is the international centre of excellence for the art of hand embroidery. With a thriving education programme, the RSN offers a range of courses for beginners through to advanced. Steeped in history with unrivalled expertise in the techniques of hand embroidery, the Royal School of Needlework has taken this captivating, traditional art and made it relevant today. Students can choose to study Short Courses, a Certificate & Diploma, BA (Hons) Degree or gain a Teaching Qualification as well as attend Exhibitions and Talk & Tours. With over 200 short courses taught across different venues around the world, the Royal School of Needlework has something for everyone. Courses range from stunning Gold and Crewelwork to Blackwork and Silk Shading. Tuition is delivered in small, friendly classes with expert RSN Tutors bringing a wealth of experience, technical knowledge and enthusiasm to each student. The RSN is based at the magnificent Hampton Court Palace in south west London. In addition, the school teaches across the UK in Exeter, Bristol, Rugby, Durham and Glasgow, and internationally in Ireland, North America and Japan. The Royal School of Needlework also offers Embroidery Services at its Studio in Hampton Court Palace creating beautiful bespoke commissions for the future as well as restoring historical textiles and bringing heirlooms back to life. Customers come from all over the world, including fashion designers, Oscar nominees, places of worship, private individuals and the Royal Family. The RSN’s close links with royalty started when it was founded in 1872, and still continue today with Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cornwall as our Patron. As a charity, we rely on the support of many people and organisations, including our Friends and Special Supporters, city livery companies, charitable trusts and others. We receive no government funding
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