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Blenheim Palace

Home to the 12th Duke of Marlborough and his family, Blenheim Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site boasting a long and diverse history and notably the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.

Fun for all the family

There is something for everyone at Blenheim Palace with the family friendly Pleasure Gardens, reached by miniature train, the gardens boast a giant hedge maze, butterfly house and adventure playground!

See Portraits, Tapestries & more in the State Rooms

Welcoming visitors daily, Blenheim Palace opens its doors to the State Rooms where priceless collections are displayed including portraits, furniture, sculptures and tapestries.

Among the many treasures in the State Rooms are the famous Marlborough Tapestries (the 'Victories Series') and the magnificent Long Library with over 10,000 books!

Take a free guided tour of the State Rooms and hear from an expert guide about each room's history and its exquisite collection.

Follow in the footsteps of Sir Winston Churchill

Discover Sir Winston Churchill's life at Blenheim Palace in the Churchill Exhibition, brought to life with photographs, letters, artefacts and more including his birth room and excerpts from his most famous speeches.

Follow the trail dedicated to our Greatest Briton throughout the Palace, Park and Formal Gardens to find Sir Winston Churchill's favourite and most cherished places.

Explore the new Churchill Memorial Garden next to the Temple of Diana where the great man proposed to his future wife, Clementine Hozier.

Explore the picture-perfect park & gardens

Set amongst over 2000 acres of extraordinary landscaped Parkland and Formal Gardens, the inspired work of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown has created a lasting legacy in his ten-year tenure at Blenheim Palace.

The creative master landscaper constructed the Great Lake and planted thousands of trees, engineering a landscape that appears natural but is actually 'contrived to pleasing effect'.

Experience events & exhibitions all year round

Blenheim Palace is not only an iconic part of history, also offering sporting and cultural events, themed exhibitions and tours all year round. The busy events calendar includes Jousting Tournaments, The Blenheim Palace Food Festival plus an open-air cinema and BBC Countryfile Live!

Blenheim Palace is Britain’s Greatest Palace promising visitors a precious time, every time!

Blenheim Palace reserves the right to change any of its opening hours, events or offers or to restrict or refuse access at any time without notice. You are strongly advised to check the relevant details before visiting.

Suitable for:

Infants
Families
Couples
Groups
Teenagers
Seniors

Great for:

Culture Vultures

Availability:

Open daily all year round, excluding 25th December and 21-23 May 2018.

Opening Times:

All opening times are subject to change. Please check the attraction’s website before visiting for up to date information on your chosen visit date. Generally opening times consist of:

The Palace is open 20 November - 10 February 2018 10.30am – 4.30pm (last entry 3.45pm). 11 February - 28 October 2018 10am – 5.30pm
The Park is open daily from 9am – 6.30pm (or dusk if earlier)
The Formal Gardens is open 20 November - 10 February 2018 last entry will be at 3.45pm, closing at 4pm. 11 February - 28 October 10am – 6pm
The Pleasure Gardens is open daily from 10.30am – 3.30pm (last admission 3pm). The Marlborough Maze and Lavender Garden will remain open daily, while the Butterfly House will open once again 11 February - 28 October 2018 10am – 6pm (last entry 5.30pm). The train will run on weekends only except for school holidays, 11 February - 28 October running 11am – 5.30pm from the Pleasure Gardens Station.

Address:

Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxfordshire OX20 1PP.

Disabled Access:

Where possible, Blenheim Palace makes provisions to ensure the site is accessible for wheelchair, mobility scooter and buggy users.
Ramps and a lift are in place plus ground floor toilets.
An alternative entrance to the Formal Gardens is available, but some of the Park walks cover uneven terrain.
Unfortunately the 'Untold Story' experience and Private Apartment tours are accessed via stairs and therefore limited in accessibility. An alternative to the 'Untold Story' experience can be found in our Indoor Cinema.
Guide Dogs are permitted in the Palace

Photography:

Photography inside the Palace is permitted without the use of a flash to prevent damage to artefacts.
Tripods and selfie sticks are not permitted inside the Palace.
Commercial photography or filming is not permitted onsite without prior permission.
Filming with a drone is not permitted onsite without prior consent and approval of the necessary insurance and licence documents.

Blenheim Palace sits at the edge of the picturesque town of Woodstock in Oxfordshire and is a 20 minute journey from the city of Oxford.

The Palace is also within easy reach of central London and Birmingham. Both cities are around one and a half hours away by car.

Parking

All parking on site is free.
A car park for Blue Badge holders can be found directly outside the Palace.
Overflow parking during busy events is located in a field ten minutes' walk from the Palace entrance.

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