I had often driven past Blenheim Palace and as I had a friend visiting from America decided that it would be an interesting place to take her. The first thing that struck us was how friendly and helpful everyone was, from the charming young man in the car park kiosk, the gentlemen on the door and the knowledgeable guide. The... More

Well set up and maintained vital piece of English history. The connections to Winston Churchill and the Vanderbilts are fascinating. Enjoyed the gardens, the vistas, the shops, the displays and the experience. Recommend entering from the village if you can because the view as you approach the house is wonderful. Convert my day pass into annual pass, certainly recommend if... More

This is a great day out for friends families and couples, after paying the £21.00 each entrance fee which may seem high to some people its not until you can exchange it for a year long pass for no extra cost once inside you see the excellent value for money. The palace is magnificent and the tour interesting, but its... More

Fascinating; always take guided tours as these tell you so much more of the history. It is so easy to look at everything and see nothing without the explanation of a guide. Always go for the annual ticket ; you will want to come back there is so much to see and learn.

We had a wonderful day. Alternating tours of the house and exhibitions with gentle strolls in the gardens. There is a lot to see so start early. It is very popular even during the week but when strolling around the grounds it was lovely and peaceful. Touring the house is a tricky if you can't manage stairs too well. Try... More

We were given a gift voucher to visit Blenheim Palace. We spent all day there and could have spent longer but the car park was closing. Rained all morning so we did all the tours inside the house. Winston Churchill exhibition is very interesting and informative though rather crowded as in quite small rooms. The Untold Story was innovative with... More

If you like beautiful Historic Palaces, exquisite interiors, & wonderful gardens then I suggest you take the Blenheim Palace tour from London on Golden Tours. The Palace is a stately building that was the home of Winston Churchill and certainly is of Architectural Significance. Our tour guide, Arja, was knowledgeable, witty, accommodating & patient. From the Palace we moved on... More

staff were rude telling me not to bring a small bag, cafe poor and expensive most of the place was shut off, the grounds were the only thing worth ssing but it rained.

Everything about Blenheim is excellently done, it is well worth a visit. Both the house and the gardens.