I am 67 and went to visit with my Daughter and grandchild, the Grounds are great, plenty to see, plus a visit to the palace. There is a small wooden play area and a lovely maze free in with the annual fee. There is a new play area which is more expensive.

My first visit and the palace and grounds were fascinating. The flower show was a small extra bonus. The staff were polite and friendly. Our visit coincided with the annual flower festival which is mainly a large garden centre showroom. The site was packed and it took 40 minutes to leave the car park. I recommend arriving 30 minutes before opening time. However Blenheim and the Churchill section and his birhroom are very special

Great day out as grandparent with our children and baby granddaughter. Attended an event but took a walk around the park. Lots of open space for walking or picnics. Plenty of parking. Shops and cafes available. Flat ground for pushchairs and wheelchairs.

Seeing Churchill’s family home, where he was born, where he got engaged to Clementine was well worth the trip from London. The palace is unlike anything I’ve ever experienced! It is spectacular, absolutely stunning! So many beautiful details. And having tea outside in the gardens was a nice bonus! I will go back again & again!

We had only visited at Christmas so we’re keen to see everything in the daylight. Due to mobility issues we booked a buggy tour of the gardens which was absolutely brilliant & only £5. David, our tour guide, was great & very friendly & knowledgeable. We were too late to book an upstairs tour so will book in advance if we come again. Only downside was there wasn’t much to eat for vegans / those with allergies. A couple of vegan or dairy free cakes would be great

Really enjoyed my first visit. As a Historic houses member i upgraded for £12.50 to see the palace, so it felt like good value. Really enjoyed the guided tours. Norman was an excellent guide. Didn’t get time to see much if the grounds. Loved the ducks wandering around in the tea room. Agree with previous reviewers, the chicken salad baguette is really dry. I couldn’t finish it. The filling was good. The bread awful. All the staff o met were lovely, and very helpful. I did have half a rainforest of different tickets though!

Amazing from start to finish. Beautiful home and surroundings. Loved the detail and history of Winston Churchill. The memorial garden and rose garden were beautiful, as was the lakeside walk. Very impressed with the palace and all its displays (we spent hours in there!) loved the nod to Bridgerton and Lady Winterdown (I think her name was) in the little ‘dear reader’notes left around. The only down side was if you wanted to go downstairs it was an extra £4.50 and upstairs yet another £4.50 considering the ticket for house and gardens was already £35 I thought that was a rip off! Having said that I have to doubt it all goes towards the cost of upkeep and £35 bought me an annual ticket. A few eateries to choose from and the shop was packed with different and interesting things, although the prices on some items were a little salty. £36 for a bottle of Churchill cider! Note: card only everywhere no cash.

I have always wanted to visit Blenheim Palace and it did not disappoint. We went out of school holidays to avoid the crowds but it was still busy. It's a very impressive building, history, gardens and grounds - LOTS to see!!!

We had a great time at Blenheim Place, a lot to see without paying extra. I originally went as it was the location of the final scene in the TV series Endeavour and it offered so much more, including a display of costumes from The Crown relating to Queen Elizabeth’s coronation. There was one extremely annoying aspect that I’m raising here and hopefully they do something about it, I’m not the most mobile and walked all the way to Clementines on the lawn thinking it would be nice for lunch only to find it closed for a private function, please Blenheim just notify people with a simple sign at the start of the path if you’re going to close it again.

It's always pleasure to go back to Blenheim. I write particularly to commend Sandra Miller who was an unfailing help in driving us from, and back to, the car park, and in arranging assistance on the lift for my friend. She is on top of her game, and a great asset to the team. Thank you warmly, Sandra.