Magic Garden

Benefit from this super-saving combo offering access to Hampton Court Palace & Gardens, don a Tudor cloak, visit the king's apartments, and explore the sprawling gardens.

Revel in the beauty of the Hampton Court Gardens; wander through the world's oldest maze and see the largest grapevine in existence.

Take a ride on the London Eye, Europe's tallest cantilevered wheel, offering panoramic views of the city's most notable landmarks.

Upgrade and save time with fast-track entry to the air-conditioned capsule and capture views of the House of Parliament, Buckingham Palace, and others.

Did you know that the spirit of Catherine Howard, one of Henry VIII's wives, is said to haunt the palace?

Feel every bit of a royal at Hampton Court Palace, don a Tudor cloak, visit the king's apartments, and explore the sprawling gardens.

Navigate your way through the world’s oldest maze at Hampton Court Gardens, and marvel at the largest grapevine in the world.

Discover the Tower of London, a UNESCO site, and delve into British monarchy history. Explore the White Tower and admire the Royal Armouries' collection.

Witness the British crown's grandeur in the Crown Jewels display, adorned with thousands of gems including the extravagant Imperial State Crown.

Fun fact: It is said that the ghost of Anne Boleyn, who was beheaded at the Tower is said to haunt the Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula.

Hampton Court Palace isn't just a visit – it's an immersion into centuries of royal history, architectural splendor, and horticultural mastery.

Pay a visit to the State Apartments of Henry VIII, discover the Great Chamber lined with Thomas Wolsey’s tapestries, and learn about the battle for power at the Tudor Court.

Be amazed by the spectacular interiors of the Chapel Royal, which has been in use for over 450 years and continues to remain an active place of worship.

The famous Hampton Court Maze, the oldest surviving hedge maze in the world, offers a delightful challenge for visitors of all ages.

Did you know: Originally conceived as a grand residence for Cardinal Wolsey, the palace was gifted to Henry VIII when he became enamored with its beauty.