What is it?
Don’t be misled by the name: Fulham Palace isn’t full of kings and queens. This Tudor-era episcopal retreat was the home of the Bishops of London, with Georgian and Victorian additions layered over the centuries.
Why go?
Fulham Palace offers a peaceful escape from the city with history, architecture, and riverside charm all in one. Explore nearly 500 years of changing lifestyles and architecture, from the Tudor hall to the Victorian chapel. The riverside gardens are an inner-city oasis: you can even meet the team from London Falconry to find out about the origins of falconry and how it relates to the history of the palace.
Don’t miss:
The onsite Café might not have the tradition of the palace. But the cakes are too good to miss.
When to visit:
Open daily, with varying seasonal hours – check the website before you go.
Ticket info:
Entry to the palace and grounds is free.
Time Out tip:
Want to feel like royalty? Go on a weekday to enjoy the palace and gardens in relative quiet!
