falkland palace & gardens
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falkland palace & gardens印象
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Although this is not a big place being a palace, what you see is really great. We were really impressed by the guides in the rooms that seemed the most important. They really know there stuff , not to many questions went unanswered. The whole history of the place was amazing (walking in the footsteps of royals).The gardens are nice and big but being February not a lot was in flower. Also the oldest tennis court in the world, something really different from todays courts. A bit disappointing that there is no tearoom but there are some not far up the street.We arrived half an hour before it opened and that gave us the chance to wander around Falkland itself, and what a lovely place it is so clean and steeped in history all in all a great day out.
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This Palace is a beautiful and very historic building and is well furnished in parts and extremely interesting. Re-enactors make it more so and we thoroughly enjoyed several hours inside and out as the gardens are a treat. There is plenty for all ages and photographers would have a field day.
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Beautiful place and we had a lovely visit. Beautiful furnished rooms and the guides were very informative. Large gardens with some ruins in the grounds of older parts of the palace. Not cheap to go in at a cost of £12.50 but luckily we are National Trust members so got in for free. Recommended.
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Free with our National Trust membership cards. On 21 September there was the Sealed Knot voluntary military society enacting 17th century army, all meticulously dressed and armed according to the period. We were explained all about the old matchlock and newer flintlock firing mechanisms and other technicalities of warfare, and other details. Interesting was the 1539 oldest real tennis court with audio visual; the technique somewhat similar to squash. Rooms are redressed as they were used by the end of 1800 th century. Interesting was to learn that the king lived seasonally only temporary in this hunting palace, and moved all household and furniture for the occasion, a massive operation. Although no audio tour was available, in all rooms were people who liked to explain the details. Pity no picture were allowed and no pictures were available from a website. Opposite the castle was a small shop selling sandwiches and drinks, and parking we found around the block in a side street.
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I used to live a few miles away from here and always want to visit the Palace when I go home to visit my family. It always has such a pull on me, I love the place it is so very full of history and never go away disappointed. It is ideal for all the family, though it is not very good at catering for the disabled. My Mum who isn't getting any younger found it very difficult this time round to go on a visit indoors as she is on crutches and cannot walk very far. Needless to say we strolled around the gardens and Tennis Court. We still had a lovely hour just looking outside. I am returning home for a visit next year and it is top of my list of places I wish to visit again.
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Thoroughly enjoyed this outing. The palace has been restored to former glories- an ongoing process. The volunteers are knowledgable and helpful- just joined the national trust and a brief summary of the main features of each room in nt properties is a novel and welcome experience . Outside the real tennis and garden games were fun. Only downside was cafe. Avoid. Two or three good places a stroll away in the village.
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Visited this attraction with a friend and found it to be interesting and the guides well informed. However, the attraction is not very child friendly with a distinct lack of any interactive activities evident. Also, although there is a well stocked Gift Shop there is no place to sit down for a coffee, only a vending machine.
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This is one of the National Trust's more interesting properties. There is so much history and the guides were very helpful in providing detailed information. The grounds are also pleasant to stroll in particularly in the Spring.
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We just happened on this lovely palace and grounds. Very informative staff and I found the history interesting. We were fortunate enough to come upon a 17th century reenactment of life and military arms on the grounds of the castle for a small donation. All involved were in the appropriate costumes of the age. The gift shop had a nice collection of bric a brad etc.
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I visited it in September, and was amazed by the Palace. It is quite big, and there is a lot of support by the stuff who are ready to tell you information beyond the printed lists. I cannot upload pictures there, but if you wanna see it you can check this review (unfirtunately, in Russian only) with the pictures. Highly recommended!The review http://bit.ly/1tXnkLw (original link is way too long)