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- Facade. Blenheim is the greatest Baroque manor house and the only non-royal palace in the UK. It was designed and built by architects Sir John Vanbrugh and Nicolas Hawksmoor.
- Great Hall. The Great Hall is a spacious area with double arched colonnades on both sides, covering nearly 3,000 square feet. At the top row, you’ll find statues in the niches.
- North Corridor. From the Great Hall, you walk down the North Corridor. It’s lined with portrait busts and paintings. The first two busts are of the 9th duke and his first wife, Consuelo Vanderbilt.
- Churchill’s Birth Room. Sir Winston Churchill was a descendant of the Duke of Marlborough. He entered the world at Blenheim on November 20, 1874, in a rather unconventional manner.
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Jul 26, 2023 · Restoring the Cascade to its original grandeur with a host of features and elements, including new planting, seating, bridges and an octagonal summerhouse; Andy commented: “Our aim is to strengthen Blenheim Palace’s place on the World Garden map. We are blessed with 90 acres of inspirational gardens; these plans will make them even more ...
A Palace fit for an Emperor: epic new movie, Napoleon, filmed at our Palace You will once again be able to spot Blenheim Palace on the big screen in the action-packed film, Napoleon, due for release on Wednesday 22nd November 2023
Mar 11, 2024 · Food and drink – there are lots of places to buy food/drink at Blenheim Palace but we found it quite pricy. I recommend taking a picnic if visiting during the warmer summer months. Events at Blenheim Palace – If you are an annual pass holder check out some of the events that take place at Blenheim throughout the year.
Step into the grandeur of Blenheim Palace, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture designed by Sir John Vanbrugh. As you ascend the majestic steps, you’ll be greeted by the imposing portico, leading to the lavish State Rooms. Admire the opulent interiors, adorned with exquisite artwork, priceless furniture, and intricate tapestries.
