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Hampton Court Palace is a grade 1 listed royal palace on the banks of the Thames a few miles from London. The building began in 1514 by Cardinal Wolsey, who later gifted the palace to the king. It became one of Henry VIII's favourite residences and he enlarged it to suit him. The monarchs no longer use it, so it's open to the public and cared for by Historic Royal Palaces.

Hampton Court Palace is a historic royal residence that was built by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey in the early 16th century. The palace became one of King Henry VIII's primary residences and is closely associated with his reign. It hosts a range of cultural events throughout the year and is open most days as a tourist destination.

Some mud jumping fun after rain.

Extremely dog friendly! Nice pub with friendly service right on the Thames. If you don't like it here: there are numerous other places to stop for refreshments within a few 100m!

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Going past Hampton Court bridge northbound, cross the road at traffic light to start journey on Barge Walk, running alongside a bend of the River Thames, where from the start of Barge Walk there are four gates - Jubilee gate (with steps), Ditton gate, Surbiton passage and Kingston (Only Kingston gate is marked outside). Run two miles until you see Ravens ait island where you'll see lots of boats. On your left, there is the Surbiton passage gate (not marked outside) to enter the Home Park, overlooking a glimpse of the Hampton Court Palace and the Long Water. The wonderful view from afar. Seems like a free pass to the palace. Whiz past compact grass path to reach the Kingston gate. Home Park (aka Hampton Court Park) is currently open from 07:00 - 20:00 daily.

A great pub to eat & drink at whilst enjoying the views of The majestic River Thames.

Handy place for refreshments at the end of a long walk. The Anglers of Walton sells a good range of wines, beers and spirits and has a wide ranging menu. https://www.classicinns.co.uk/anglers-waltononthames