Hampton Court Palace
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Before the trip
Before the trip
Ensure you have the group register and emergency contact numbers for all leaders and students
Make sure students have plenty of water. Encourage them to refill bottles with tap water where possible. In their own country they might think tap water is toxic! Educate them.
Make sure you have the tickets you need to enter with your group
Wear the official group T-shirt or hoodie for easy identification
Charge your phone fully and bring a power bank
Review the risk assessment for the day’s route and activities
Remind students to bring a raincoat or umbrella in case of light rain
Take group photos at key locations and share them with the programme WhatsApp group
Hampton Court Palace
Hampton Court Palace
As part of your language and cultural stay in the UK, we invite you to discover one of England’s most historic and beautiful attractions.
Hampton Court Palace is a historic royal residence with a rich history, including being the home of Henry VIII and all six of his wives. Originally construction by Cardinal Wolsey before being taken by Henry VIII, its expansion under William and Mary, the addition of massive Tudor kitchens, and the inclusion of features like the Great Maze and the world's largest grapevine. It was opened to the public in 1838 and is now managed by the charity Historic Royal Palaces.
The huge garden is also a great place to enjoy the fresh air, relax with your friends, and experience the peaceful beauty of the English countryside. Bring your lunch or enjoy a snack at the café – and don’t forget your camera!
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