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Free - £16
10:00 - 17:00
Photo Credit: © Eltham Palace And Gardens
Once a medieval palace and Tudor residence, it was transformed in the 1930s by eccentric millionaires Stephen and Virginia Courtauld. Experience their extravagant lifestyle, try period costumes, and admire the medieval great hall.
The gardens blend medieval and modern elements. Admire herbaceous borders, formal rose gardens, and the Rock Garden with pools cascading to the moat. Enjoy the playground inspired by the Courtaulds' love for travel. Young explorers can find the Courtaulds' pet lemur on the animal explorer trail.
Discover the outdoor play area inspired by their travels, and enjoy multimedia guides about 1930s technology and medieval feasts. Choose from adult or family tours, including BSL and audio-described versions.
19 acres of award-winning gardens
Art deco mansion
Purpose-built heated home of Mah-Jong
the Courtaulds’ beloved pet lemur
The basement – used as a games room and a bomb shelter during the Blitz
Multimedia tour with options for adults and families
Beautiful glasshouse café overlooking the playground
Wooden outdoor play area
Eltham Palace And Gardens
Court Yard, Eltham, Greenwich
SE9 5NP
Mottingham,
There is a small car park available at Eltham Palace. Parking charges apply to non-members and is free for members.
Adult: £14.50 - £16.00
Concession: £12.70 - £14.00
Child: £8.60 - £9.50
Family 2 Adult (Add Up To 3 Children): £37.60 - £41.50
Family 1 Adult (Add Up To 3 Child): £23.10 - £25.50
Under 5's Admission: Free
10:00 - 17:00
Enjoy a tasty lunch or quick afternoon treat in the café in the visitor centre at Eltham Palace. With views out to the outdoor play area, you can relax over a refreshing drink and a delicious snack while the children let off steam. Picnic benches and tables are provided by the visitor centre.
Baby Changing Facilities, Highchairs are available in the cafe in the visitor centre
Accessible Toilets, Wheelchair Loan, The basement, the Great Hall dias and the Minstrel’s Gallery are accessed by stairs only. 3 disabled parking spaces at the visitor centre main car park.
No dogs allowed, although assistance dogs welcome.
