In The Footsteps Of Henry VIII - A Hampton Court Palace Tour

Hampton Court Palace was created by Cardinal Wolsey but ended up in the hands of Henry VIII. If you have not visited Hampton Court Palace or are thinking of visiting, then join us on a fascinating tour in the footsteps of Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymore, and many more monarchs and notable courtiers. Hampton Court Palace is truly a national historic treasure that everyone should see and explore to find out its incredible past. As well as walking through all the major rooms within the palace we visit the wonderful gardens at Hampton Court Palace on a delightful sunny October afternoon.
Having walked with us you will have a potted history of Hampton Court Palace that will help you when you explore for yourself because you cannot beat a personal visit to one of the best Royal Palaces in the country.

Chapters:-
0:00 Intro
0:44 Hampton Court Early Years
1:51 Base Court
3:30 Henry VIII Kitchens
7:20 Clock Court
8:42 Henry VIII Apartments
12:15 William III Apartments
16:00 Georgian Private Apartments
17:34 Fountain Court
18:21 Palace Gardens

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[tinadoyle]

Im an Irish woman who is facinated with the Tudor history its been my dteam for 30 yesrs to go there but as per something always " came up " but now for my 60th birthday present from my family i will finally see for real what iv dreamed about for so long. I love English history its wonderful. Cant wait. ❤

[stephaniecowans]

I've seen several documentaries about Hampton Court, but never with so much detail and background information. Simon, your video tops them all! I so enjoyed this personal guided tour.

[princessoffire]

For those of us who can never visit, this is an amazing alternative . Thank you so very much ❤

[marionthompson]

Loved my visit to Hampton Court. Number 1 on my list of places to see. It was surreal just walking around knowing who had lived there.

[suzannecrum]

Thank you so much for letting me tag along with you! So beautiful to see.On to the next.... Take care!

[chilly_down]

Wonderful tour of a beautiful palace. I live just up the road and almost all of my school trips were to Hampton Court and I've been back many times since. I have never managed to get in to see those tennis courts. One day haha.

[Valarie]

I got to visit here just a few years ago with my mum and son. It was so awesome to walk in. Place where so many historical figures walked. Also the little graffiti marks from 1500 to 1700 is cool.

[joenperkins]

Enjoyed as usual. Loved the gardens and the kitchen. Very interesting. Hugs and blessings.

[Annonere]

Best tour of Hampton Court by far. Your shots are lovely and professional, you give just enough detail, and you show us everything, including the various gardens and what their uses were. Thank you for this amazing tour! I hope to go in person myself someday.

[dr.barrycohn]

One of the more personable entries on this topic which can never be told enough. Excellent narration without the usual affectation, pleasant on the ears. Thank you for this very good telling.

[lorrainerichardson]

What an amazing place, the workmanship and the art never ceases to amaze me. Compare that to the bland facades on buildings built now. You could spend days there and still miss some of the building and gardens. Thank you once again Simon and Will. I love it when I see you have added a new clip though I often go back through your ever increasing library of amazing visits to places that I would never otherwise visit. Thank you again.

[beneditocrispim]

Amazing video. Such great palace I didn't know. It's incredible the luxury the kings and queens lived. UK is a live museum, one treasure after other. How much I appreciate this historic tour. Waiting for the next 🤩

[carolbulmer]

Wow! What a fantastically beautiful building! Thank you for sharing😊👏👏👏

[pablobaio]

Amazing place full of history. I love the way you relate these walks and places. Cheers.

[crazymom]

Thanks for the great video. Im from Wash DC but I took my Florida grandson there this past March and I was afraid that we had missed a lot, but based on this video, we didn't miss much which made me happy. It was so lovely to have so much of the gardens to ourselves since we visited during covid on a day with few visitors.

[brandieo]

Wow! What a beautiful palace! I love the astronomical clock & the detail work on the ceilings. I must add it to my growing bucket list. As always, many thanks for your videos. I truly look forward to each & every one.

[usafloridaNP]

Thank you very much for the review of the palace. I am very interested in the Tudor period.

[paulinefrancis]

What an exciting place to visit, enjoyed it immensely as I have never been, must mention your photograph is excellent,
also the history and events you explain are most interesting, all about his previse wives etc, Thank you.

[andreasissons]

Wonderful video. It was far too cold to visit the gardens when I was there over 10 years ago. So glad you filmed it. You do a lot of research and have fascinating trivia.