Tag: GB – Blenheim Palace

BLENHEIM Palace is among two Oxfordshire finalists for a prestigious tourism industry award.

Source: Blenheim Palace could win prestigious tourism prize

Safety measures in place and pre-booking required…

Source: Oxfordshire UNESCO World Heritage site Blenheim Palace reopens to visitors

A reduced team of gardeners are tending to the formal gardens and 2,000 acres of Capability Brown-landscaped parkland, in Woodstock, Oxfordshire, during the Covid-19 lockdown.

Source: Blenheim Palace roses and wisteria burst into colour

Alan Wooding visits one of England’s grandest houses and the birthplace of Winston Churchill…

Source: Travel review: Blenheim Palace offers a grand day out

The Bloke and Suzie decided to spontaneously go out on a day trip the other day – they’ve both been feeling a little low and have cabin fever from being in the house for an extended period of time, so they both took the day off and went to Blenheim Palace.

Source: Things to See and Do When Visiting Blenheim Palace

BLENHEIM Palace not only has an impressive exterior and interior, it also houses a million-pound gold toilet. But when was the luxurious estate built and is it open to visitors? Here’s the lowdown…

Source: Where is Blenheim Palace, when was it built and what is Donald Trump doing there during his UK visit?

Three places in England that were dear to Sir Winston Churchill, wartime prime minister and regarded as one of the greatest men in British history.

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The fountain, which acts as the centrepiece of the palatial home’s Italian Garden, in Oxfordshire, has been given an extensive renovation to remove years of limescale and algae.

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A monumental country house based in Woodstock, Oxfordshire, the Blenheim Palace serves as the principal residence of the Dukes of Marlborough.