Hampton Court Palace

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historic house museum royal palace tourist attraction

Hampton Court Palace is a historic royal residence on the River Thames in southwest London, famed for its Tudor and Baroque architecture, association with Henry VIII, and extensive formal gardens.

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Statements (56)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historic house → museum → royal palace → tourist attraction →
acquiredBy	Henry VIII →
architecturalStyle	Baroque architecture → Tudor architecture →
baroqueArchitect	Sir Christopher Wren →
constructionStart	early 16th century →
country	United Kingdom →
function	royal residence (historical) → tourist attraction and museum (current) →
governingBody	Historic Royal Palaces →
hasGardenFeature	Great Vine → Hampton Court Maze → Privy Garden → formal parterres →
hasPart	Base Court → Chapel Royal → Clock Court → Fountain Court → Great Hall → Tudor kitchens →
heritageDesignation	Grade I listed building →
knownFor	Base Court → Clock Court → Fountain Court → Great Hall → Hampton Court Maze → Tudor kitchens → association with Henry VIII → astronomical clock → formal gardens →
locatedIn	London → Richmond upon Thames →
locatedOn	River Thames →
monarchResident	Anne Boleyn → Charles I of England → Charles II of England → Edward VI → Elizabeth I of England → George II of Great Britain → Henry VIII → James I of England → Jane Seymour → Mary I of England → Mary II of England → William III of England →
near	Hampton Court Bridge →
notableEvent	Hampton Court Conference → development of the King James Bible context →
openToPublic	yes →
originalBuilder	Cardinal Thomas Wolsey →
ownership	The Crown Estate →
region	southwest London →
significantRebuilding	late 17th century Baroque expansion →

Referenced by (20)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Caroline of Ansbach → Catherine Parr → Charles II of England → Henry VIII of England → William II of Scotland →	residence
Anne of Denmark → Jane Seymour → William Birdwood ("Hampton Court Palace, Middlesex, England") →	deathPlace
Molesey → Molesey ("Hampton Court") →	near
Historic Royal Palaces →	caresFor
Surrey →	contains
Christopher Wren ("Hampton Court Palace (additions and alterations)") →	designed
Middlesex, England ("Hampton Court area (on historic boundary)") →	hasHistoricLandmark
Bushy Park →	locatedNear
Historic Royal Palaces →	opensToPublic
Edward VI of England →	placeOfBirth
Michael Faraday ("Hampton Court") →	placeOfDeath
Lord Frederick Windsor →	placeOfMarriage
South West Main Line suburban branches ("Hampton Court") →	servesTown