Blenheim Palace and Gardens

In the English county of Oxfordshire, Woodstock is home to Blenheim Palace and Gardens. The only non-royal, non-episcopal country residence in England to hold the title of the palace, it serves as the home of the Dukes of Marlborough. The palace, one of the biggest mansions in England, was constructed between 1705 and 1722 and was given the UNESCO World Heritage Site designation in 1987.

The formal gardens, which encircle the palace, are home to the Churchill Memorial Garden, the Churchill Water Terraces, the Duke's Private Italian Garden, the Secret Garden with all of its hidden treasures, and the exquisitely delicate Rose Garden. Everyone can enjoy the breathtaking views of the gardens and lake thanks to our newly constructed accessible path leading from our West Courtyard to the Formal Gardens.

The Gardens Experience is designed specifically for gardeners and shares the incredibly fascinating history of the Palace's environs as well as the current splendor of the formal gardens. The trip includes a private tour of the state chambers, the walled garden, and the Duke's personal Italian garden. Three-course lunch and picnic-style tea in the gardens are also included. There are various options for improving the overall experience.

Location: Woodstock, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom