Experience royal splendour with EV Chauffeurs' executive Thames-side tour. Perfect for corporate events, historical reenactment visits, or garden enthusiasts, our luxury vehicles provide premium access to Tudor and Baroque architecture with coordination for maze exploration and palace activities.

Originally built for Cardinal Wolsey in 1514, Hampton Court was seized by Henry VIII in 1529 and transformed into a magnificent royal palace. William III and Mary II commissioned Christopher Wren to create Baroque additions in the late 17th century, creating architectural contrast. Key viewpoints include the Great Hall with its hammerbeam roof, the Tudor kitchens showing historical food preparation, the Baroque State Apartments, the famous maze in the gardens, the Royal Tennis Court, and the Chapel Royal. The palace represents five centuries of royal taste and court life, from Tudor power displays through Baroque elegance to Victorian restoration, with gardens evolving through each period.