Hampton Court Palace - DJI Mini 5 PRO - 4K

What to see at Hampton Court Palace : European Waterways Hampton Court Palace is a historic Grade I listed royal palace in Richmond upon Thames, famously known as the home of King Henry VIII. Begun in 1514, it showcases a mix of Tudor and Baroque architecture, featuring the Great Hall, extensive gardens, a famous maze, and Tudor kitchens. It is open to the public, offering a glimpse into 500 years of royal history. Historic Royal Palaces Key Features and Attractions: Tudor Architecture & History: The palace includes the Great Hall, Great Watching Chamber, and Henry VIII’s apartments. Baroque Palace: Commissioned by William III and Mary II, this area was designed by Sir Christopher Wren. Gardens & Grounds: Features 60 acres of formal gardens, including the famous Maze, the Great Vine, and a Tiltyard. The Kitchens: Tudor kitchens that once served the court. Astronomical Clock: A 1540 clock displaying time, moon phases, and tides. Historic Royal Palaces Visitor Information: Location: East Molesey, KT8 9AU. Hours: Generally open Wednesday to Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.. Tickets: Adult tickets from £28, child/concession from £14 (as of early 2026). Access: Accessible via train to Hampton Court Station (approx. 12 miles from central London). History & Significance: Henry VIII: The palace was favored by Henry VIII, serving as a primary residence and the site of significant events, including meetings that led to the formation of the Church of England. Later Monarchs: Occupied by various monarchs until 1737. Public Access: Opened to the public in 1838 by Queen Victoria. Conservation: Ongoing restoration projects, such as those on the Great Gatehouse, help maintain the structure. #dji #djimini5pro #djimini5 #royalpalace #hamptoncourt #royal