Historic Royal Palaces- London

Katiehound

Unlimited entry to 5 palaces: Tower of London, Hampton Court, Kensington Palace, Kew Palace, Banqueting House with annual membership. 10% Discount in restaurants, cafes & palace shops & online shops.
Free copy of " The Private life of Palaces" by Julian Humphreys
Access to private memnbers' Room at Hampton Court
http://www.hrp.org.uk/
Join by DD (download a form) - save £10 off other payment methods and get 3 months free.
http://www.hrp.org.uk/SupportUs/Membership/
Individual membership
(one adult)- applies to an adult aged 16 yrs+£36
Joint membership
(two adults)- applies to two named adults aged 16 yrs+£59
Family membership
(one adult)- family of one adult and up to six children *£48
Family membership (two adults)
- family of two named adults and up to six children * £78
Family membership covers children who are 5-15 yrs old and who all live at the same address only.
**Please note that you cannot set up a direct debit online. Please complete a form and sign the direct debit declaration.

Mrs_Soup

Does anyone know if having this membership also covers getting into Kew Gardens in order to get to Kew Palace as I believe you can't get to it without going through the gardens.

essex_boy

Mrs_Soup wrote: »

Does anyone know if having this membership also covers getting into Kew Gardens in order to get to Kew Palace as I believe you can't get to it without going through the gardens.

Not included.

*Please note than on a normal visit to Kew Palace entrance to Kew Palace is free as part of the membership subscription. However it is compulsory to pass through Kew Gardens to get the the Palace, which is not included in the membership fee and the entry fee must be paid for at the published rates. -

thebigbosh

You do get some discount vouchers for Kew Gardens though

Thoroughly recommend signing up... well worth it, and very interesting. We love the (free) audio tours at Hampton Court Palace. They've got two versions too - factual and theatrical!