Blenheim Palace Tickets

• Toilets: There are toilets in the Visitor Center, Stables Cafe, Orangery Restaurant, Walled Garden, Adventure Play, and near the Churchill exhibition.
• Baby-changing facilities: Baby changing facilities are available at the back of the gift shop, near the new Winston Churchill exhibition and at the Walled Gardens. 
• Wi-Fi: Free Wi-Fi is available throughout all areas of the palace. 
• Parking: Parking at the palace is included in your ticket price.

• Wheelchair access: The site is partially accessible for wheelchair and mobility scooter users. There is level access in most areas, but there are uneven surfaces and steps in some areas. 
• Wheelchair on loan: You can reserve wheelchairs and single-person mobility scooters from the Access Desk 24 hours before your visit.
• Lift: There is a lift to the State Rooms, and into the Orangery restaurant. 
• Toilets: Accessible toilets are located at the back of the gift shop, in the Winston Churchill exhibition, and at the Walled Gardens.
• Carer tickets: Companion for blue badge holders can accompany for free.
• Guide dogs: Assistance or support dogs are welcome.
• BSL tours: Free BSL tours are conducted on the last Tuesday of every month.
• Parking: There are dedicated parking areas for blue badge holders.
• Hearing loops: Hearing loops are available at the Welcome Desk and the East Courtyard.

The Palace Shop: Discover a curated collection of unique Blenheim Palace souvenirs. In collaboration with British companies, you’ll find exclusive, high-quality ranges, many featuring artwork and interior details from within the Palace itself. Additionally, the palace supports local producers and artisans, showcasing the finest offerings of the surrounding area.

• Food Festival: Indulge in gourmet creations and popular street food with live jazz and soulful music, circus performances, slacklining for children, and wine tasting sessions with Woodchester Valley Vineyard.
• Family Treasures Collection: This exclusive experience offers a rare glimpse into areas largely unseen by the public, allowing you to trace the lives of dukes and duchesses.
• Flower Show: Be captivated by floral displays showcasing the beauty and diversity of horticulture – a perfect day out for families, friends, and all nature enthusiasts.
• Halloween: Wander through spooky spaces, encounter larger-than-life creatures and mysterious figures lurking in the shadows, look for whimsical decorations and engaging interactive experiences.
• Christmas: Experience an after-dark adventure at the Illuminated Trail with light installations by international and local artists, explore the State Rooms with The Palace of Oz, or discover festive delights at the Christmas Market in the Great Court. 

• Pushchairs: Pushchairs are only permitted in some parts of the premises.
• Cycling: Adults and children are not allowed to cycle with the premises. The use of skateboards, rollerskates and 'hoverboards' are also not allowed.
• Photography: Photography inside the Palace is permitted, However, the use of flash photography, tripods, selfie sticks, and drones are not permitted inside the Palace.
• Pets: Dogs are allowed in specific areas of the estate, including the parkland, but they must be kept on a lead at all times
• Outside food and drinks: Visitors are welcome to bring their own picnics. There are designated picnic areas available within the estate.
• Payments: The palace operates a cashless system in all areas across the site including ticket desks, the Palace Shop and catering outlets.
• Bag policy: You are permitted to take a small bag only which must be carried on your front or by your side.

Head to the restaurants or cafes at Blenheim Palace:

• Orangery Restaurant: This elegant restaurant offers a variety of dining options, including breakfast, afternoon tea, and lunch, accompanied by live music.
• Oxfordshire Pantry Cafe: Found in the Stables Courtyard, this casual eatery serves a variety of hot and cold beverages, pastries, light snacks, and even prosecco.
• Snack Shack: Serving snacks, takeaway drinks, cakes, and more, the Snack Shack is the perfect place to refuel after the Adventure Play area.
• Stables Cafe: The Stables Cafe provides a relaxed atmosphere, making it an ideal spot to take a break and admire local art. The cafe offers a diverse menu for breakfast, lunch, and tea.
• Walled Garden Pizzeria: Situated in the Walled Garden, the Pizzeria offers a unique dining experience surrounded by natural beauty. The pizzeria specializes in wood-fired pizzas, crafted with fresh and locally sourced ingredients.

Stay at Blenheim Palace:

• Blenheim Palace Lodge Retreat: This luxurious self-catering experience is nestled within the Estate. The lodges offer a stylish open-plan design with fully equipped kitchens, spacious bedrooms, and outdoor seating areas.

Or at one of these nearby hotels:

• Budget hotels: The Highwayman Hotel (from £52 | 4.3 km), Cotswold View Caravan & Camping Site (from £53 | 9.2 km)
• Mid-range hotels: The King's Arms (from £79 | 850 m), The Punchbowl (from £88 | 830 m), The Marlborough Arms (from £105 | 850 m)
• Luxury hotels: The Crown Inn (from £175 | 810 m), The Feathers Hotel (from £249 | 790 m)

• Oxfordshire Museum (482 m): Housed in a historic building, this local treasure brings to life the stories of Oxfordshire and its people, from prehistoric times to the present day through engaging exhibits and artifacts.
• Ashmolean Museum (12.5 km): Britain's oldest public museum and a treasure trove of art and archaeology from around the world. Founded in 1683, it houses Egyptian mummies, Minoan pottery, Renaissance masterpieces and contemporary art.
• Bodleian Library (12.8 km): The Bodleian Library is one of the oldest and most prestigious libraries in the world with a collection of over 13 million printed items, manuscripts, maps, music, and ephemera.
• Radcliffe Camera (13 km): The Radcliffe Camera is an iconic masterpiece of Palladian architecture. This circular building, designed to house the Radcliffe Science Library, is historically intertwined with the University of Oxford.