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Halloween is Creeping Closer…our spooktacular dusk to darkness light trail, that gets scarier as the night gets darker, is perfect for everyone…creep along early with little ones, stalk through the shadows later with bigger kids and there are some serious scares for adults too!
It has been a busy year so far for Blenheim Palace, here are a few key highlights.
With fixtures finalised for the 2023/24 season all ticketed events are now live for spectators to buy in advance at https://www.ourfc.org/tickets . Both Jack Glover and Sophie Shams are aiming to make the ‘Iffley Road Experience’ a special one for all who attend any matches. Buying tickets online is a reduced rate compared to on […]
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Blenheim Palace is calling out to budding young artists and designers to win a fantastic competition which will guarantee a Christmas to remember for all the family.
Corporate events with a difference are back as Blenheim Palace announces the reopening of The Orangery following vital £2 million restoration.
Halloween at Blenheim Palace is back with a new sensationally spook-tacular trail during autumn half term (20-29 Oct) and tickets are on sale now.
Following the launch of its biggest family-themed attraction to date, Blenheim Palace has announced one free Adventure Play ticket for every Palace, Park and Gardens ticket or Annual Pass purchased between 17th August and 20th October 2023*.
Engage every sense on a summer adventure to Britain’s Greatest Palace, where there are a myriad of new activities to see, hear, taste, touch and smell.
This summer, Blenheim Palace is offering a family the chance to win a unique bumper prize package with the launch of a summer-long Quest inside its Adventure Play, an all-new family attraction.
Andy Mills, Head Gardener at the world-renowned Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire, has revealed bold plans to restore and transform the stunning Formal Gardens at Britain’s Greatest Palace – the biggest change to its 90 acres of gardens in over 100 years.
Spectacular costumes from The Crown and Bridgerton, and an original Maid of Honour’s dress from the Queen’s Coronation, are among the stars of a major new exhibition at Blenheim Palace.
Visitors to Blenheim Palace can step back in time to medieval England and immerse themselves in an action-packed weekend of jousting tournaments from Saturday 29th April – Monday 1st May.
Blenheim Palace is set to unveil the biggest family-themed attraction in its history next month with the opening of The Lost Garden – a brand-new outdoor Adventure Play experience.
An Oxford fire crew has helped remove a giant wooden flagpole at Blenheim Palace.