Hampton Court Palace was built by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey in 1514. In 1528, the property was acquired by King Henry VIII, who lived there over the years with his six wives.

A single entry for a family of four to Hampton Court Palace is just a few pounds cheaper than a year's membership to the National Trust. By Catherine Meyer-Funnell, Royal Reporter based in London.

In “The Palace,” the historian Gareth Russell traces Hampton Court’s evolution through Tudor, Stuart, Hanover and Windsor reigns. Readers who aren’t already steeped in the lore of the ...

Hampton Court Palace has been home to several notable royals but the family no longer use it as one of their residences. King George II - who reigned from 1727 until 1760 - was the last monarch to ...

Hampton Court is undergoing a historic conservation effort this summer, offering guests a unique chance to see a different side of the palace.A team of experts will assemble to preserve a 15th ...

However, in the 19th century, when the palace was opened to tourists, these were clearly felt to look too modern, and were replaced again by stone mullioned Tudor style windows.

Before the trip to Hampton Court Palace, the Spider-Man: No Way Home stars attended the opening of the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre in Mumbai.

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