Is amazing place! Huge park with so many different kind of birds! Very picturesque views! Nice to see the tree from Harry Potter movie. Place has its unique spirit. Is a nice jumping out for a half day! Definitely recommend it!

Fab day out. Bought a privilege pass so that I can visit the Palace again over the next 12 months. Went to the Flower Show (parking included). Then to the Palace, followed by parks and gardens. Definitely worth a visit as the Palace is stunning, lots of history, lots of exhibits. But 10am to 5pm still wasn't enough time for me!

I had a fantastic time at the Halloween trail. The decorations were absolutely amazing, creating a spooky and immersive atmosphere. The kids had a blast, and the street food was delicious. We'll definitely be coming back next year for another fun-filled experience!

We booked for the light display, a cold November evening which made the show even more magical. Excellent value for money. Coincided with the Christmas Market so we were able look at the stalls at the end of the light display. Very well organised, helpful staff. Lots of toilets. Nice shop and cafe.

My visit to Blenheim Palace was an unforgettable experience that left me with a profound admiration for this historic landmark. The palace's grandeur and magnificence immediately captivated me, with its majestic architecture and expansive gardens designed by Capability Brown. The panoramic view of the English heritage it offered was truly breathtaking. Undoubtedly, the highlight of my visit was the enchanting display of Christmas lights and decorations. The palace grounds were elegantly transformed into a winter wonderland, radiating a festive atmosphere that was both opulent and welcoming. This spectacle provided a fascinating glimpse into how the Churchills, particularly Sir Winston Churchill, who was born in the palace, might have celebrated the holiday season. The meticulous attention to detail in the decorations was truly remarkable, creating a magical ambiance that appealed to visitors of all ages. Besides the holiday festivities, Blenheim Palace offers a myriad of attractions to enhance the overall experience. The butterfly house, maze, and orangery are meticulously curated to engage and captivate visitors. The butterfly house, in particular, is a delightful showcase of diverse and vibrant species, set in a lush tropical environment. Adding to the quintessential British experience, indulging in afternoon tea at the palace allows for a moment of relaxation and indulgence, soaking in the surroundings at a leisurely pace. Blenheim Palace transcends its historical significance to become a destination that seamlessly combines history, culture, and entertainment. The mesmerizing Christmas lights and decorations create a truly spectacular sight, while the palace's numerous attractions provide both enjoyment and education. With something to offer for everyone, a visit to Blenheim Palace is a must for those exploring the UK.

Good place for a day trip. I especially recommend the parks. The palace itself is good but the parks are simply amazing. You can spend an entire day in the parks. Pack yourself a picnic basket and you're all set for the day! Not a lot of options in terms of food. The cafes don't have much to offer. So I think it's a good idea to bring your own food. At present, an exhibition is on- 'Icons of British fashion'. They have put up mannequins in every room of the palace, and I don't think the combination works well. It did not appeal to me personally because I had gone to see the palace and I couldn't even see the tapestry properly because of this. I am hoping to go back after 30 June when the exhibition ends, and hopefully I will have a better experience then. An annual pass is a great idea. Also, they offer a discount if you travel by public transport.

Had a lovely day out, the weather could have been a bit kinder . The staff were very friendly and helpful. I recommend you do the buggy tour of the Gardens; Alan was very informative and jovial, it was a fun experience. The Palace was impressive and the guide you downloaded to your phone was very informative although some things were out of sync as they moved things around. The girls playing the harp and the harpsichord gave the tour an appropriate atmosphere. The Churchill exhibition was very interesting with some unique artifacts.

A fantastic place to visit. The house is magnificent and the grounds are spectacular. The staff and volunteers are friendly and informative and there are also plenty of car parks. Would recommend anyone of all ages to visit. We went on the self-guided tour which took us through the magnificent state rooms. The rooms are extremely opulent and full of large tapestries and paintings. There’s grand fireplaces and currently displays of contemporary art. The entrance hall itself is a sight to behold.

What a fabulous day out. Could of spent a couple of days looking around its huge. Very interesting. Gardens lovely the palace enormous. Well worth the money. Definitely return.

Visiting Blenheim Palace was a great experience despite the rain. The palace itself is a masterpiece of ornate and historical architecture, with its grand interior and stunning gardens and lakes that surround it. One of the highlights of my visit was the dining room, which took my breath away. The opulent decor and attention to detail created a truly enchanting atmosphere. It was a delight to enjoy a meal in such a magnificent setting. Parking at Blenheim Palace was convenient, as there were ample parking spaces available on site. This made it easy to access the palace and explore its grounds without any hassle. I also had the chance to visit the gift shop, which offered a range of upmarket items at good prices. It was a pleasure to browse through the selection and find unique souvenirs to take home. Overall, my experience at Blenheim Palace was truly memorable. From the breathtaking interior and lovely gardens to the convenience of parking and the delightful dining options, it was a visit that exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend a visit to Blenheim Palace for anyone looking to immerse themselves in history, beauty, and a truly unforgettable experience.

What a beautiful palace and lawns. Exquisite scenery with great landscape. Quality of the build is out of this world. Amazing place to visit and spend time. Friendly and helpful staff. Very well maintained. The Gentleman who drove us on the buggy was great as he explained us the history so elegantly. He loved his job. 🙏

Beautiful place to visit. The palace and special exhibits are interesting to explore. There is a lot to see! The grounds are gorgeous! You could easily spend an entire day just walking the grounds and looking at the gardens, fountains, and statues. Nice cafe options to eat lunch or grab a snack & drink. Fairly large gift shop with lots of goodies to take home. Wear comfortable shoes!

Beautiful place, stunning scenery and the Churchill exhibition was fantastic. The staff were knowledgeable to the questions I asked whilst walking around the Palace. Lots of lovely walks with a map so you don't get lost. Will definitely return at a different time of year to see the change in the scenery outside.

Incredible day at Blenheim Palace. The walk around the lake was beautiful. Staff were welcoming and the lads on the parking duty were doing a fantastic job trying to get the public to park responsibly and promptly. The train ride was great and even a nice walk back from the walled garden. The Adventure Playground was a huge hit with the children, they thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Exceptional pizza too! Lovely little gift shop, reasonably priced. Definitely worth the annual pass. Only downside was people touching-grabbing the butterflies this maybe needs to be monitored a bit more as lots were injured or dead which isn't nice to see.

As first-time visitors to Blenheim Palace, we found the Palace and grounds amazing. As we went on Easter Saturday the crowd was on the heavier side.. There were various activities for kids and parents other than the usual play area around the maze.. It has toy train and old aged electric vehicle for mobility support. Last train from palace is at 6pm and first train starts at 11am. The palace has waterfall at the end of the property. It's mesmerizing and amazing to see such a beautiful view.

Loved it! The grounds are beautiful and kept in immaculate condition. Lots of history and different areas to visit in the ground. The waterfall and Harry Potter Tree are a must. Bring a picnic and e joy the endless lawn. Great day out for the family!

What a amazing place to visit. Loved it. Building and grounds absolutely wonderful. Tickets are a bit expensive £35 but you get a pass for a whole year. All staff super friendly and helpful. Lots of activities for kids. There was a food festival when we visited the place which was a big bonus for us. Delicious food. Highly recommended to visit.

It’s a wonderful place. The gardens alone are worth the trip. The main water features (man made lakes) are spectacular and peaceful. We went round the maze. It’s great fun. If you cross second bridge you have taken the long way. The top tip is take bus for 1/3 off and book online. The pass adds to your apple wallet and lasts a year. There are lots of good opportunities, expensive and there are cheaper in town. The privilege card gives a discount but you don’t get public transport or cycle discount.

Absolutely humungous and gorgeous Baroque palace grounds being a feast for nature or architecture lovers. Definitely recommend a visit when you’re around, but be careful that parking is only for people who have purchased tickets for the palace grounds, otherwise you’ll have to pay on the spot.

Beautiful 17th century palace with lavish grounds and gardens around. Great for a weekend retreat into the rich British history. Expensive tickets but definitely worth it. Beautiful view of the river from the garden and I would highly recommend the butterfly garden. Nice cafeteria with lovely staff and a wide range of cakes, pastries and drinks.

A lovely place to visit with the family. Extensive and beautifully kept gardens to wonder around. The house is wonderful and kept in amazing condition. Lots of explanations around and guides for you to ask any questions. The Churchill rooms are very interesting and informative too. If you buy one day entry it lasts for the year as well.

Loved the Sleeping Beauty themed Christmas display. So well done. Very enjoyable. Don't be put off by it being a Disney theme. Men, women, and children will love it.

My daughter and I visited on 16/12/23, sleeping beauty in the palace was very good. The light trail was excellent however, there are two rather steep hills that have to be climbed, for someone who has mobility issues they would be extremely challenging, I think this needs to be highlighted when making a booking. The Christmas market was a bit poor but at least you could get a hot drink and something to eat

Great day out. The palace and the park are great, lots of history with knowledgable and friendly staff. They had the icons of British fashion event on while we were there so there was extra to look at while going through the house. The grounds were great, lovely to have a wander in the gardens and take the little train to the walled garden. You get a free annual pass with your ticket and the events calendar seems to be full of interesting things throughout the year so I will be back again.

Amazing Easter experience. The kids had the best day, jam-packed with fun. The kids playground was worth the extra cost. I would recommend bringing a change of clothes/costume for kids who may want to splash in the mini river.

Amazing Palace, endless history, stunning grounds. There's lots to do for all. Sir Winston Churchill did it for me. What a man, unfortunately we don't make them like this anymore. Become a member and enjoy the benefits. Were in fashion design, so I loved the show today. Will be back soon

Beautiful place to come with family! Possible to come around with the dog as well. Helpful staff to help with everything in the park. Palace is enormous bigger than Buckingham palace in London and taking breath away! Lovely view's, Harry Potter tree below the palace was a great surprise. Garden in a sharp condition; all the plants and lawn trimmed perfect as hell. Possible to use the toilets, shop to buy souvenir's, nice coffee shop with lovely cakes and hot drinks, warm inside, good to relax for a bit. Lift's for disabled around and accessible toilets if needed.

Had a great time at the Easter Eggstravaganza event, we have annual passes and come the Palace a couple of times a year. Really easy parking, plenty of things to do, we even found a waterfall we've never seen before after years of visiting! Food and drinks can be pricey so we take a picnic, usually end up buying something though!

Loved our day at Blenheim Palace and felt it was great value for money. Really enjoyed the whole experience, especially the butterfly house in the walled garden area. Would recommend to anyone and can’t wait to return in the warmer months.

A great day out. A memorable place blending history and nature. There are activities for all ages. I particularly enjoyed the spectacular landscaping and walking by the formal gardens and its centenary trees. And there is a proper maze. It is an investment but it does create happy memories!

Blenheim Palace has been on my must-see list ever since we moved to England a few years ago. They had a fashion display throughout the downstairs the day we were there that I didn’t really care for. I’d prefer to admire the palace on its own. We spent 5 hours exploring the grounds and the house. Highly recommend the upstairs tour. It costs extra but it was worth it. We really enjoyed exploring. Very fun day out!

Visited Blenheim Palace on many occasions for different events. Such a majestic and magical place to visit. This time was no exception for the Iconic British fashion exhibition. The staff here are always helpful and friendly. Good cafe with good range of drinks, snacks and small lunches. The grounds to walk around are wheelchair accessible where you can get support from Blenhiem with an electric vehicle to take you to the front entrance as most area is gravel. Not sure about accessing the palace itself as a wheel chair user. You can access both restaurants using wheelchairs. There's indoor and outdoor dining but it can get very busy. Lovely extensive gift shop and plenty of toilets. Blenhiem Palace always does great quality events. Some are extremely popular so need to book well in advance. Plenty of play area for children including a quick fun train ride. Butterfly farm has an amazing collection and wonderful seeing them fly around you. Looking forward to returning to another event here

A quiet and seemingly unassuming church set in rural Oxfordshire, and just a stone’s throw from Blenheim Palace. As quintessential as the church is, I dare say it’s a burial in the churchyard that draws people to this parish church. Found within a family plot in Britain’s wartime leader, Sir Winston Churchill. Inside the church there is a little information about the churchyard’s famous burial. There is also a wonderful stained glass window, unveiled in 2015, to mark the 50th anniversary of Churchill’s death. If visiting, do bear in mind that this is a parish church, not an attraction.

Very well kept graveyard the priest who was doing some gardening was really friendly and was very helpful with information of the local area. I was in the area so decided to visit Winston Churchills grave .

Peaceful, final resting place of the greatest Briton. I was very honored to pay my respects. Be sure to check out the Churchill stained glass inside the church.

The allure of Bladon lies in its quiet tranquillity and unassuming yet profound historical significance. Here, you'll find St. Martin's Church, an epitome of quaint English charm, and the final resting place of Sir Winston Churchill, one of the most prominent figures of the 20th century. St. Martin's Church, although small, is beautifully preserved and filled with noteworthy historical artefacts. It embodies a sense of timelessness, providing visitors with a sense of calm and reflection, away from the bustle of city life. The stained glass windows, aged stone, and architectural details tell their own stories, offering a rich tapestry of local history. Perhaps the most iconic part of St. Martin's Church is Churchill's grave, a humble and surprisingly understated spot that many find deeply moving. The grave, maintained immaculately, is a fitting tribute to a man of immense influence, yet it also serves as a poignant reminder of his connection to the local community and his desire for simplicity in his final rest. However, the absence of more interactive or information-rich displays could be a drawback for those seeking a deeper understanding of the site's history. Therefore, if you plan a visit, it might be useful to do a bit of reading beforehand to fully appreciate the historical context. The allure of this location lies not in grand structures or flashy exhibits, but in its ability to offer peace, reflection, and connection with history in a beautifully understated manner. A visit to St. Martin's Church and Churchill's Grave is indeed a step back in time and an opportunity to pay respects to a man who played an integral part in shaping the world as we know it. Despite its humble size and appearance, this site resonates with the echo of the past and is worth a visit for those who appreciate history presented in its most authentic, unvarnished form.

It was very nice and humbling to be up to visit grave of sir Winston Churchill. When we went there was a Winston Churchill exhibition inside the church. Parking is very limited

Was lovely to pay my respects to Churchill

Quick visiting of Sir Winston Churchill with "Churchill" family. Only takes 25 minutes walking from Hanborough Station to The Parish Church of Saint Martin. Nice inside church.

The church is not well sign posted from the main road but is well worth the visit to see Churchill's grave and the window in the church dedicated to him.

The last resting place of Winston Churchill, the greatest British prime minister ever , a wonderful little church, My son attended a v.e day memorial, and the Lancaster bomber did a fly past and salute. In honour to Winston Churchill, well worth a visit

Had to stop and Pay my respects at Winston churchill Gave yesterday as I was driving north to Nottinghamshire

Came here to see the grave of Winston Churchill. Easy to find the grave. Church is in a little village just outside of Oxford.

The last resting place of Sir Winston Churchill and his wife. The church itself could benefit from a contactless option for accepting donations. Vehicle access is very restricted. Do not cause obstructions.

We are local and visit probably every other week as my kids love it so much. It is fairly small but has plenty to keep you occupied for a couple of hours. They've just got all the costumes back out and other items/exhibitions that were put away due to Covid. The Dinosaur room is perfect for younger children (up to around 6/7) and there are lots of rooms with drawers etc for the kids to explore. The exhibitions that change every few months are variable, the Alice in Wonderland one was wonderful but most since have been more suitable for adults. The garden is lovely and contained. The cafe is fairly basic but has everything you need and the staff are really friendly. There's also a small library which again is great for the kids. It's also worth knowing that if you have a Blenheim pass it's free to look round the Soldiers of Oxfordshire museum that's within the grounds. This has some really good displays for adults but also caters to children. They also are very good at putting on activities in the school holidays.

First time visiting, and I don't know why I've not been before. My 2yr old really enjoyed looking at the usual things, and I loved the interactive room for children too. We stopped to have lunch in the cafe, which was very very reasonable and the food was very good. Will definitely be back.

My 4 year old autistic son absolutely loved it as did I. Would deffo recommend!

Brilliantly brilliant, TOM has well kept grounds with the local Library and also a lovely coffee shop, has a Dinosaur garden that children will love. About 2 hours to view the museum. Lovely interactive activities that children and children at heart will enjoy. Nestled at the back is the soilders of Oxford museum paid tour with highlighted activities for children, shop free to browse/ buy supplies. Parking limited meters at the street 1 hour free short stay or FREE long-stay car park on Union Street via Hensington Road Just at the end of that street is the Superb entrance to Blenheim Palace ground, free access to the grounds. Paid activities and for access to the Palace. Lovely atmosphere. Fresh open air well kept lanscaped grounds. Screaming Picnic picnic picnic. But watch out for the geese. Twill be a beautiful day out.

9 indoor mini golf holes next to the Battersea power station. Surrounded by plenty of alcoholic offerings this is fun for kids in the day and a good drinking event for parties in the evening,

The museum was great to walk around, so much variety of history which is always nice to learn more about. The two ladys at reception who greeted us was both lovely and helpful! I sat with my dad in the gardens between the two museums, and it was beautiful the gardeners have done a great job!

Fantastic place for kids with interactive displays, dress up areas, and colouring stations. The dinosaur gallery and dinosaur garden (complete with actual fossils) were a huge hit with the 8yo, 5yo and 2yo, as was the free Easter themed craft activity on offer in their coach house.

Perfect for a free local and educational visit for everyone.

Poor service, staff preferred chatting amongst themselves rather than delivering the food to table. Sorry but it used to be a very good place to visit for a quick lunch. I will not be returning.

Ingram Murray is a walking encyclopedia and helped our cause immensely. Lovely staff brilliant organisation that has a lot to showcase. Hopefully our uncle Fred Shorey will be part of the museums continued historical showcasing. Thank you in Fred's memory

A gem, pay a visit and be amazed by the hidden history.A great atmosphere and lovely staff, outdoor experience and quaint cafe

Nine of us popped into the museum cafe on Saturday, and were met with a warm and friendly welcome. The gardens were a lovely spot for our lunch there, and the staff couldn't have been more welcoming. A quiet and cool sanctuary away from the bustle, and heat of the High Street. on what was one of the hottest days of the year.

The first thing that I noticed when I walked in was the massive amount of water in the bottom of the pot and it had a lot of drainage holes in it so it wasn’t really draining the crust out of the entire plant but I just decided to throw the whole packet of drainage into a bowl of soil that was filled with a bunch of little plastic containers. The soil was tasty😝🫒

What an amazing museum!! I love the exhibits and the fact that there is so much in there to explore! We really enjoyed it and learnt so many new things! There's lots for kids to do in there too and lots of cool exhibits you can interact with!

Small museum in Woodstock with changing exhibitions, as well galleries telling the story of Oxfordshire. There is a shop and café, and a large garden, including the Dinosaur Garden. The Soldiers if Oxfordshire Museum is on the same site across the garden.

Really well laid out and detailed museum full of fascinating stories of the local heroes.

It's a very small but interesting collection. I enjoyed my visit.

Went for a special sen session before the museum opened for the day. It was amazing, the person on the desk turned off all the sound effects so it didn't overwhelm our boys with autism. Such a great idea that allowed us to enjoy somewhere that's normally off limits. I wish more places would do this! Thank you SOFO!

Soldiers exhibition were really good, the spy exhibition was not what i expected, lack of content and really short.

This is a great place with a lot more to see than you'd first expect. I especially like the efforts made for the experiences to be tactile. Children can dress up, pick up items etc. The exhibits are excellent quality and there is a lot of art on display too. The staff at the front desk were helpful and friendly. There's also a selection of Preloved books on sale which are very good value so look out for them

We enjoyed reading about the soldiers’ experiences liberating Bergen-Belsen and Arthur Taylor’s the relationship with Naomi Kaplan, a Holocaust survivor whom I had the pleasure of meeting while she was alive.

Nice place to visit. Not massive but full of information and exhibits. Took just under 2 hours to look properly. Some interactive stuff if you have small children. Cafe on site plus you can visit the other museum free. Free street parking outside.

I took my 2 children (under 11) and we spent a great afternoon looking around the museum. The displays and exhibitions are very well done, lots of interesting information and artefacts to learn about. We loved the interactive set ups and they really immersed themselves in the experience. We'll come again soon!

Beautiful and well kept, lots of memorabilia and soilder themed items for purchase. Also paid tour available at site highlighted activities on the itinerary for children. Lovely gardens in front of building shared grounds with the Oxford museum woodstock

Real hidden gem, very interesting exhibits. Great interactive displays covers a lot of the history of world war 2.

I'm so glad this has opened. Really nice to be able to swim outside. Staff are friendly, it's all really quite clean, which isn't a surprise as I'm normally the only person in the pool. It's a shame the café isn't open as I'd definitely have a coffee there after my swim if I could, but I suppose not much point if there aren't many people there.

Although the site says Open we arrived at 12:00 to find that it is closed to the public until 3pm. Very misleading and not to mention disappointing. Please update your information accordingly.

Pool and surrounding grass are lovely. The changing rooms are absolutely disgusting. Same with every Better facility in the area. You NEED to up your game with cleaning. What are you paying your staff to actually do?? Disgusting levels of cleanliness, so much so I am surprised environmental health aren't involved??? The baby pool is also closed as its dark green with Algae!!

Dantzig is a rather unique gallery in the heart of a thriving Art community in Woodstock, oxon. With so many wonderfully acclaimed artists work, you are quite literally spoiled for choice.....celebrating such artists as Sir Peter Blake, Sir Terry Frost, Tommy Fiendish with splendid originals, there is also a superb selection of high quality lithograph works by Dali, Picasso , Chagall and Banksy to name a few. Why not pop in or call for a private viewing....

Impressive and über welcoming team at The Dantzig Gallery in Woodstock. More than worth a visit to see their works. Super collection of pieces for discerning eyes and pockets big and small. Enjoy!

I was really amazed to find this stunning little gallery in the lovely town of Woodstock. Definitely worth a visit!

I visited the gallery after attending a very interesting Art History talk by Dantzig at Babbington House. I wasn't disappointed.

Always fresh artworks on display with regular events Great gallery with amazing staff

Wow !! Terrific collection of original drawings and Lithographs

Good selection of prints

Great product, but customer service (email on the website) never back to me. I have emailed them once few month ago..still waiting... less than a week I contacted again... Same story..

Very poor communication, is there anybody there even? No answer to emails or by telephone. How they can expect to run a business like this, especially in covid restricted times is beyond me

Beautiful products and really good skin care.