Dates:
23 Mar 2024 - 14 Apr 2024
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Embark on a captivating adventure as you explore the iconic gardens of Hampton Court Palace and discover the remarkable individuals who left their mark on the historic masterpiece. Roam through Henry VIII’s lush gardens, keeping your eyes peeled for elusive Lindt GOLD BUNNY statues peeking out from colourful daffodils or early buds from the Tulip Festival. Follow the trail and match the names of influential characters to the distinctive red ribbons adorning every adorable Lindt GOLD BUNNY statue.
Think you’ve found all the Lindt GOLD BUNNY statues? Your quest will be rewarded with a delicious Lindt GOLD BUNNY 10g chocolate* treat!
Dates:
23 Mar 2024 - 14 Apr 2024
Time:
10.00 - 17.30
Prices:
Included in palace admission (members go free)
Age:
3-12 yrs
Hampton Court
Limited parking is available. Car parking is available on a first come, first served basis, with payment required on site.
Palace Gardens
Maze
60 acres of magnificent formal gardens
The Family Room - open during palace opening hours and located in the same area as the Buggy Park in Clock Court - this room has soft play equipment
Family friendly events
The Tiltyard Café and Deli - from coffee or an indulgent cake, to deli lunch options, or even a hearty hot meal. The Magic Garden serves ice creams and refreshments. The Wilderness Kiosk - quick snack. Ice Cream Carts. Picnics - You are welcome to bring a picnic to enjoy in the iconic gardens.
If you are visiting with very young children, you may take pushchairs and buggies around the gardens. There is a Buggy Park off Clock Court if you do not wish to take the buggy around with you. Baby changing facilities are available in the following toilets: Base Court, Fountain Court, Magic Garden
There are 10 disabled parking bays available on site. Parking on site is free for Blue Badge holders. Whilst we strive to make Hampton Court Palace accessible to all visitors, this historic building has many uneven surfaces and difficult staircases. We recommend that wheelchair users bring their own wheelchairs for comfort and ease
Trained assistance dogs are welcome inside the palace. This includes medical alert dogs.
