Hampton Court
National Rail | station code HMC
Hampton Court station is in London Zone 6.
A magnificent Tudor palace refashioned by Sir Christopher Wren in 1689.
Hampton Court has been home to many of the great Kings and Queens of England, including Henry VIII.
Tudor kitchens, gardens and world famous maze. Costume guided tours and multi-lingual audio guides. Cafés.
Open WThFSSu (Daily in Aug) 1000-1730 (1600 Sep-Mar).
www.hrp.org.uk
The Royal Horticultural Society holds a major Flower Show at Hampton Court annually in early July. The Show is very popular and as tickets are strictly non-transferable you should buy them only through the official RHS website: www.rhs.org.uk
In late May the RHS holds the famous Chelsea Flower Show near Sloane Square Underground station.
Travel in the front coach of the train to Hampton Court so you will be near the exit and among the first to reach the Palace - beating the queue for tickets at busy times.
The trains from Waterloo to Hampton Court call at Vauxhall (useful for interchange with the Victoria line Underground), Clapham Junction (London Overground and National Rail) and Wimbledon (District line).
If you wish to take advantage of the 2FOR1 admission offer at Hampton Court Palace each person must have a National Rail ticket to Hampton Court or National Rail paper Travelcard covering zone 6. You can buy suitable tickets at the major National Rail stations in central London but make sure you go to the National Rail ticket office (above ground), NOT the Underground station downstairs! Oyster cards and tickets issued at Underground stations are NOT valid for the offer. National Rail tickets to central London terminals are also NOT valid for the offer at Hampton Court Palace (because it is in zone 6, not central London).
Hampton Court Palace
