Royal Tudor Palaces

Royal Tudor palaces were grand residences built and used by English royalty during the Tudor period (1485–1603). Known for their impressive architecture, they served as both political centers and magnificent homes. Examples include Hampton Court Palace and Windsor Castle, featuring large halls, ornate rooms, and impressive courtyards. These palaces showcased the wealth and power of the monarchy, often decorated with fine art, tapestries, and elaborate furniture. They also played a role in royal ceremonies, administration, and entertaining important guests, reflecting the importance and authority of the Tudor monarchy in English history.