Lambeth Palace
Historic site · Lambeth, England
Lambeth Palace, the Archbishop of Canterbury's London palace, is Grade I listed, NHLE 1116399, listed on 19 October 1951. Its garden is separately registered as a Grade II park and garden, NHLE 1000818, and the operator states that it covers just over 10 acres. The operator states that the palace is not currently running a regular programme of guided tours, that it intends to resume them later in 2026, and that the palace gardens are closed because of ongoing works.
History
The garden is no longer open as part of the summer HOPE open days and opens only occasionally for special events, such as the National Garden Scheme day held annually in May. Three charity-hosted HOPE open days are published for 2026: 29 May with Help Musicians, 31 July with the Mothers' Union and 25 September with Arts for Dementia, with tickets sold through each charity. Four further Grade II entries sit in the precinct: the courtyard cottages wall, NHLE 1080374; the wall on the south side of the main courtyard, NHLE 1358294; a mounting block by the residential apartments, NHLE 1358295; and a K6 telephone kiosk on Lambeth Palace Road, NHLE 1249707.
Visit
Lambeth Palace, Lambeth Palace Road, London SE1 7JU
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