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Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Palace and country house entries whose subject stands in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland: the royal palace, the ducal or earl's stately home, and the country house built for aristocratic display. Belongs here: any named residence this atlas records as standing anywhere in the United Kingdom or Ireland, whether a working royal palace, a family seat still occupied by its historic owners, or a house now run as a museum or heritage property. Does not belong here: a residence anywhere on the European continent, gathered under Palaces of Western Europe or Palaces of Eastern Europe and Russia depending on the country, even where the same architect or patron family also built there.

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1087 CE 1
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United Kingdom (London) 1
Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland
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Auckland Castle

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Avon Tyrrell House

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Bemersyde House

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Bishop's Palace, Kirkwall

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Bishop's Palace, Paignton

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Bishop's Palace, Wells

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Blackwell Grange

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Blenheim Palace

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Buckingham Palace

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Burghley House

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Castle Howard

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Chatsworth House

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Doddington Hall

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Escrick Park

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Florence Court

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Ford Palace

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Hampton Court Palace

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Hardwick Hall

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Harewood House

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Hartlebury Castle

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Hartwell House, Buckinghamshire

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Holkham Hall

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Holland House

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Hopetoun House

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Kensington Palace

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Kenwood House

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Kingsgate Castle

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Lincoln Medieval Bishop's Palace

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Longford Castle

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Longleat

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Lymore, Montgomery

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Marble Hill House

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Mathern Palace

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Mount Stewart

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Royal Lodge

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

St Davids Bishop's Palace

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Stourhead

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Strokestown Park

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Theobalds House

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Villa Windsor

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Wilton House

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Woburn Abbey

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland

Wolvesey Palace

Palaces of the United Kingdom and Ireland
Sources
1. Wikipedia
Wikimedia Foundation
  • Wikipedia, Palace of Westminster, lead section
    The oldest surviving part of the palace is Westminster Hall, which dates from the reign of William II (r. 1087-1100).
  • Wikipedia, Palace of Westminster, lead section (location clause)
    The oldest surviving part of the palace is Westminster Hall, which dates from the reign of William II (r. 1087-1100).
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