Eltham Palace Tours and Tickets

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If you book online in advance, Eltham Palace admission tickets cost £15 (roughly US$19) per adult. Concession tickets with a valid ID cost £13.10 (US$17), while children visit for £9 (US$11.50) and kids under 5 go free. Prices for peak times, on-the-day tickets, and passes with a donation cost more.

Eltham Palace’s opening hours depend on the day of the week or time of the year. The palace and gardens are generally open from mid-morning until late afternoon. During the summer high season, the palace is typically open daily, while it is only open on weekends from December to mid-February.

Owing to its heritage architecture, Eltham Palace is only partially accessible to disabled visitors. The basement, part of the Great Hall, and Minstrel’s Gallery are only accessible by stairs. Accessible bathrooms and parking spaces are available, wheelchair rentals are provided, and assistance dogs are welcome.

Yes, there are dining facilities at Eltham Palace. The palace maintains the Orchid House Café, which serves hot and cold lunchtime bites, hot and cold drinks, cakes, and packed lunches for children. There is also a designated picnic area with tables and benches near the visitor center.

To get to Eltham Palace from Central London, take a direct mainline train from London Bridge station to Eltham station, a 15-minute walk from the palace. The journey lasts roughly 30 minutes, and trains run frequently. Alternatively, use taxis or rideshare services to get there.