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I went by on a cloudy day unfortunately, so if you got a picture on a sunny day, please upload it :)

In addition to a tour of the baroque-style castle, there is also an interesting and recommendable exhibition about the British politician Winston Churchill.

Car park opposite Judd’s garage. Wonderful walk must be undertaken

For some of the route near Bladon Bridge you are supposed to pay a fee.

In 1704, Blenheim architect John Vanbrugh set out to create something spectacular across what was then just a marshy brook. The Grand Bridge was the outcome, containing no less than 30 rooms. In 1764, 'Capability' Brown set about improving and landscaping the grounds. His most notable work was the creation of Blenheim's Lake, which submerged the lower stories of the bridge.

Built between 1705 and 1722, Blenheim Palace is one of Britain's largest and finest houses and a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its vast beauty can only truly be appreciated when you explore the 2,000 acres of parkland and walk the corridors of the grand house. Many important historical figures have been linked to Blenheim Palace, including Sir Winston Churchhill who was born there. Tickets for adults cost £28.50 which includes access to various exhibitions, as well as a formal gardens, pleasure gardens, indoor cinema and parkland. If you come by bike, you get a 30% discount! The palace is open from 10.30am - 5.30pm.

Bladon Bridge as we call it today was originally referred to as 'New Bridge' and built by Sir William Chambers in 1772. It was named 'New Bridge' to distinguish it from Vanbrugh's Grand Bridge and replaced an earlier structure.

The inspired work of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown has created a lasting legacy in the Park at Blenheim Palace. The visionary master landscaper constructed the Great Lake and planted thousands of trees in his ten-year tenure here, engineering a landscape that appears natural but is actually 'contrived to pleasing effect'. The Park is now home to several Sites of Special Scientific Interest including the Great Lake and the ancient oaks in High Park.