Blenheim Palace Admission Ticket
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Discover Blenheim Palace: Explore historic State Rooms, stunning gardens, and enjoy eco-friendly initiatives. Book your admission ticket now!

Duration: 6 hours
Cancellation: 1 day learn more
Highlights
  • Blenheim Palace - Blenheim Palace is the home of the 12th Duke and Duchess of Marlborough and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. This National Treasure houses some of the finest antique collections in Europe and boasts over 300 years of history to discover.

Explore this World Heritage Site set in more than 2,000 acres of ‘Capability’ Brown landscaped Parkland and tour the array of Formal Gardens or take the miniature train to the Walled Garden.

Blenheim Palace is not only an iconic part of history, but also a living experience with a wealth of events, themed tours and exhibitions throughout the year.

Icons of British Fashion arrives from 23rd March to 30th June 2024. Featuring world-class designers, fashion houses, and labels,

Celebrate the extraordinary life of Sir Winston Churchill this year as Blenheim Palace marks 150 years since his birth.

2024 events include, the the Flower Show 21st to 23rd June.

Download our onsite app at blenheimpalace.com/app.

What's Included
  • Entrance Ticket
What's Not Included
  • Food and drinks
  • Private guide
  • Annual Pass
Additional Information

Receive a warm welcome at Blenheim Palace, the home of the 12th Duke and Duchess of Marlborough and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Wonder at this National Treasure, which houses some of the finest antique collections in Europe. Take a tour of the State Rooms and discover over 300 years of history.

Explore this World Heritage Site amongst more than 2,000 acres of ‘Capability’ Brown landscaped Parkland and enjoy some of the finest views in England. Discover an array of Formal Gardens or take the miniature train to the Walled Garden.

Blenheim Palace is not only an iconic part of history, but also a living experience with a wealth of events, themed tours and exhibitions throughout the year.

Following a pilot programme last year, Blenheim Palace has expanded their reusable cup initiative to encompass the entire Estate. ‘Go green’ with takeaway hot drinks served in returnable cups, which come with a £2 deposit.

Please note: This ticket is Not Valid for an Annual Pass.

Location
Blenheim Palace
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Essexcharlie50
Jun 11, 2023
Wow Impressive Palace - Wow what a wonderful Place to visit! Parking is very straight forward. Ticket booth staff very helpful and informative - shout out to Sally on her customer service skills. The grounds are absolutely beautiful. Impressive Palace with so much history. As well as being the birthplace of Churchill (separate exhibition dedicated to him ) we enjoyed very much the various rooms with audio commentary, earphones and unit provided if you require or live guides in each room who are more than happy to answer any questions. Well worth a visit will return.
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Nikitriaone
Jun 5, 2023
Magnificent! - Spent the day at Blenheim exploring the grounds and palace. So much to see. What an amazing place! We visited the Royal Crowns and Coronets exhibition, Churchill displays and enjoyed going around the various halls and grand rooms. The gardens and grounds are stunning, extensive, beautifully landscaped and immaculately maintained. The cafe and shop are well run and presented. We had a light lunch and refreshments at Clementine’s restaurant in the grounds where the service was good. All in all a lovely day and would highly recommend.
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Latinois
Apr 21, 2024
Could be better - Took a friend to visit the Palace and grounds from a previous great experience . Tickets are for a yearly pass which is great if you live nearby but not great value from only visiting once at nearly £40 . The grounds and gardens are beautiful but the fashion exhibition took over the house and detracted from the views of the furniture in the rooms which was a let down as you can only visit the ground floor room as .it is extra to tour round upstairs and downstairs of the Palace which has to be booked .
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561deirdrem
Aug 26, 2023
Wasps here, there and everywhere!! - Blenheim really a stunning place and well worth a visit. The grounds are stunning. It is quite costly though. We went to the adventure playground which at £7 per person is really quite expensive. I wouldn't mind if adults went free but they don't which I just don't get. One thing that really put a stress on the day was the vast amount of wasps everywhere. It was impossible to eat outside without them swarming. They were even in the restaurant so there was no respite from them. Will probably never go again at this time of year because of them.
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Briansv6884if
Jun 7, 2023
Very disappointing food . - We had lunch at the newly opened cafe . We had two tuna and cucumber paninis and a cup of coffee and tea . The paninis were rock solid and you could barely cut them in half . Myself and another lady who I noticed was having the same problem, returned them and got a softer bap . This bap was tasteless and very dry . For the price we paid you would expect a higher quality of food . Very disappointed
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Joggingalong
Dec 12, 2023
Cafe? Avoid..... - You can make your own judgement about the overpriced gift shop but the gift shop cafe is definitely a place to avoid. The young staff were super polite. The seating and environment are not anything special. Cakes etc are expensive. Sadly, our drinks were only luke warm. When ordering I had asked for "extra hot please". When I was served (at the next counter) I asked if the coffee was extra hot. The curt reply was "Its the temperature it comes out of the machine". It was not "extra hot" it was not even "hot". The coffee seems to be made from some headache inducing concentrated product - there was no sign of fresh coffee being used adding further disappointment. Perhaps the supervisor (presumably) who had rocked up at the counter to try to reduce the queue hasn't realised she is working in what is ironically known as "the hospitality industry". We were not the only customers who thought it wasn't up to standard. It can't be that difficult to make a hot drink on a cold winter day - get a grip!
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Oxfordbella
Jun 5, 2023
A LOT OF MONEY FOR ADULTS!!! - I went with my sister, niece 5, nephew 3 and my 18 month old (non walking). I thought it was really expensive (£7 for me) for an adult to take a baby in. Neither of us really played so seemed very steep. My niece and nephew loved it. There was no mention of the water play section and needing to wear shoes so make sure you take beach shoes to wear in there. There were a lot of children with wet trainers on as the parents weren't aware of the rule. There is a little coffee shop there with lots of cakes etc but no sandwiches or lunch type stuff which is a shame.
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Oliveray3120mc
Jun 19, 2024
Shaka Khan is not worth going to see - Chaka khan was probably the worst performing artist l have seen ! She was 14 minutes late after a hour change over from the fabulous sister sledge band. She did not care that we were all wet and cold and failed to sing any relevant songs at the start to get us going. Her voice is shot , her backing group drowned her, the sound system produced a smash and smash again group of songs and Stevie Wonder would have told this ‘once’ great artist to stand down. 1000’s of us left after 5 songs - l wonder why!!?
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Dwc2177ny
Jun 5, 2023
Huge Rip Off - The Orangery (restaurant) is now closed. Last year, although empty, they wouldn’t seat us because we hadn’t precooked online. Kinda explains why they’re closed now. Admission to the Palace was £32.50/person. We passed on that and went to the wonderful gift shop instead. People leaving the palace didn’t look terribly impressed. This year we thought we’d enter the grounds, visit the gift shop and stroll around. Oh, no, they now have booths at the entrance. £22.50/person just to get into the grounds! Not per car, per person. Can you spell rip off? B L E N H E I M P A L A C E.
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Charlottecg6541qn
Jun 2, 2023
Blenheim Palace, new children’s play area - Blenheim Palace have removed all of their free play equipment for children. They have installed a new play area which will cost you £7 per person that includes all adults and children over a certain age. This is on top of your either season ticket or admission ticket to the Blenheim Palace Grounds. The play area is not suitable really for any child under the age of three but as they have removed all play equipment it has now left us in a unfortunate position where Blenheim Palace doesn’t have much for children of our age group. Nor would I ever wish to pay for two adults at £7 each and three children at £7 each on top of our season tickets already. Rather disappointing really!
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