
Hampton Court Palace – Address & Directions
How to Get to Hampton Court Palace?
Hampton Court Palace is located in East Molesey, Surrey, approximately 12 miles southwest of central London.
Address:
Hampton Court Palace
Hampton Court Way
East Molesey
KT8 9AU
Directions
- By Train
- By Bus
- By Car
- By Boat
- By Cycle

The most direct way to reach the palace from central London is by South Western Railway. Services run approximately every 30 minutes from London Waterloo to Hampton Court station.
The journey takes about 35 minutes, and the palace entrance is a 2-minute walk across the bridge from the station. The station is located in Travel Zone 6, and you can use Oyster cards, contactless payment, or standard rail tickets for this route.

Several bus routes serve the palace directly, stopping just outside the main gates.
From Kingston: Take the 111, 216, or 411.
From Richmond: Take the R68.
From Hounslow: Take the 111.

The palace is situated on the A308 and is well-signposted from major local roads. If you are traveling from the M25, take either exit 10 (A307) or exit 12 (A308).
Parking: Limited on-site paid parking is available.
During peak periods and school holidays, the car park fills quickly.
Alternative parking can be found at Hampton Court Green (500 meters from the entrance) or at the Hampton Court railway station.

For a more scenic approach, seasonal riverboat services operate between April and October.
Thames River Boats run services from Westminster Pier, a journey that takes approximately 3 to 4 hours.
Turks Launches offer shorter services from Kingston and Richmond, taking between 45 and 90 minutes.

Hampton Court Palace is located on the National Cycle Network Route 4.
Cycle racks are provided near the main entrance; however, please note that cycling is not permitted within the palace courtyards or formal gardens.







Hampton Court Palace, Gardens & Maze Tickets
Highlights
Experience the grandeur of Henry VIII’s former residence.
Enjoy guided audio tours available in multiple languages.
Wander through vast Tudor and Baroque architecture.
Explore over 60 acres of beautifully maintained gardens.
Challenge yourself in the palace’s historic maze designed in the 1700s.



