Palatium Hamptoniense in Hampton Court

Palatium Hamptoniense vel Hampton(ia) Curia sive Curia Hampton, Anglice Hampton Court Palace, est domus principalis iuxta ripam fluminis Tamesis iacens in comitatu antiquo Middelsexia Angliae et in burgo hodierno Richmondia Londinii Maioris. Ab anno 1514 ad Thomam Wolseium archiepiscopum Eboracensem pertinuit, qui anno 1528 nolens volens regi Henrico VIII donum dedit.

Bibliographia

Walter Jerrold, Hampton Court. London: Blackie, 1912 Textus apud gutenberg.org
Simon Thurley, Hampton Court: A Social and Architectural History. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2003. ISBN 978-0300102239
Jan Woudstra, "The Re-instatement of the Greenhouse Quarter at Hampton Court Palace" in Garden History vol. 37 (2009) pp. 80-110 JSTOR

Nexus externi

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Situs officialis
Hampton Court Palace e The DiCamillo Companion to British & Irish Country Houses
De diaetis aulicorum
De expositione florum
De teniludio
Musica sacelli regii

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Emma Banfield

1 August 2015

Gardens; stray far from palace for a quiet picnic. Get the audio tour. Wear a cape! Excellent play acting, not cringe worthy. Get a year pass if you live close for summer outings for all 5 palaces.

John Barnham

31 December 2016

A great historical treasure. Get the train direct from Waterloo. The gardens and maze are free. Plus cross the river for some decent places to eat.

3 April 2013

Fascinating place with lots to see - a day is not enough to cover the palace & the garden! Get the Historic Royal Palaces membership if going to Tower of London & Hampton Court to get 1-yr free access

Anna

18 January 2020

Gardens, maze, tennis court, deers. Loved musucians, kitchen workers in authentic costumes, especially admired a lemon carver. Perfect place for a daily family walk. Entrance fee as of Jan2020 26GBP

Ece Sunay

31 March 2018

So peaceful. Only 30 min from London and worth it. You can see huge stag family. Perfect river science. Feels like a high end little village with all these yacht clubs and lovely gardens.

George X

24 April 2016

Through 4 different routes you will discover Edwards VIII scandalous life,Williams III apartments, the royal kitchens and chocolaterie, sit in the Great Hall, pray (!) in the amazing Crown Chapel.

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