Eltham Palace and Gardens
About
Eltham Palace and Gardens stands as a striking juxtaposition of medieval splendour and 20th‑century Art Deco elegance in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. The medieval Great Hall, with its thunder‑clap hammerbeam roof, still echoes the grandeur of a royal court, while the adjoining Art Deco mansion, built by the Courtauld family in the 1930s, showcases immaculate marble, intricate detailing, and a dynamic, forward‑looking interior design that was lauded as a masterpiece of modern style. Visitors are invited to wander through the seamlessly blended spaces: the historic maze of stone corridors, the lavish dining room that will transport you to a Regency‑era banquet, and the lush gardens that combine medieval stonework with Arts & Crafts planting schemes. The gardens offer a tranquil escape with their beds of roses, ornamental shrubs, and avenues of mature trees. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, an architecture aficionado, or a relaxed stroller, Eltham Palace delivers an unforgettable experience where the past and present coalesce in a setting that’s both regal and contemporary.
Highlights
- Great Hall
- Art Deco Entrance Hall
- Beautiful Gardens