I went along to Tatton Park over the May bank holiday and to enjoyed the
splendour of Henry VIII’s travelling court in Historic Royal Palaces’ first
ever Tudors on Tour. Visitors stepped into a Tudor world and tried their hands
at Tudor crafts, crossbow and watched the exciting joust competition.
Tatton Park was transformed with festival-goers dressed in
traditional Tudors garments. You could listen to historical talks, design your own shield and build a lego castle. The festival, doused in theatrics and revelry,
submerged visitors into an enchanting Tudor world and transformed their
weekend.
Thousands
of people came to Tatton Park over the May bank holiday and enjoyed the
splendour of Henry VIII’s travelling court in Historic Royal Palaces’
first ever Tudors on Tour. Visitors stepped into a Tudor world and tried
their hands at Tudor crafts, crossbow and watched the joust.
For three days, Tatton Park was transformed and saw visitors engage with Hampton Court Palace in a 360-degree interactive cinema experience. Festival-goers dressed in traditional Tudors garments, watched Tudor plays, listened to pop-up talks and built a lego Hampton Court. The festival, doused in theatrics and revelry, submerged visitors into an enchanting Tudor world and transformed their weekend.
- See more at: http://www.hrp.org.uk/discoverthepalaces/tudors-on-tour/whats-on#sthash.E8wSkEhW.dpuf
For three days, Tatton Park was transformed and saw visitors engage with Hampton Court Palace in a 360-degree interactive cinema experience. Festival-goers dressed in traditional Tudors garments, watched Tudor plays, listened to pop-up talks and built a lego Hampton Court. The festival, doused in theatrics and revelry, submerged visitors into an enchanting Tudor world and transformed their weekend.
- See more at: http://www.hrp.org.uk/discoverthepalaces/tudors-on-tour/whats-on#sthash.E8wSkEhW.dpuf
Thousands
of people came to Tatton Park over the May bank holiday and enjoyed the
splendour of Henry VIII’s travelling court in Historic Royal Palaces’
first ever Tudors on Tour. Visitors stepped into a Tudor world and tried
their hands at Tudor crafts, crossbow and watched the joust.
For three days, Tatton Park was transformed and saw visitors engage with Hampton Court Palace in a 360-degree interactive cinema experience. Festival-goers dressed in traditional Tudors garments, watched Tudor plays, listened to pop-up talks and built a lego Hampton Court. The festival, doused in theatrics and revelry, submerged visitors into an enchanting Tudor world and transformed their weekend.
- See more at: http://www.hrp.org.uk/discoverthepalaces/tudors-on-tour/whats-on#sthash.E8wSkEhW.dpuf
For three days, Tatton Park was transformed and saw visitors engage with Hampton Court Palace in a 360-degree interactive cinema experience. Festival-goers dressed in traditional Tudors garments, watched Tudor plays, listened to pop-up talks and built a lego Hampton Court. The festival, doused in theatrics and revelry, submerged visitors into an enchanting Tudor world and transformed their weekend.
- See more at: http://www.hrp.org.uk/discoverthepalaces/tudors-on-tour/whats-on#sthash.E8wSkEhW.dpuf
Thousands
of people came to Tatton Park over the May bank holiday and enjoyed the
splendour of Henry VIII’s travelling court in Historic Royal Palaces’
first ever Tudors on Tour. Visitors stepped into a Tudor world and tried
their hands at Tudor crafts, crossbow and watched the joust.
For three days, Tatton Park was transformed and saw visitors engage with Hampton Court Palace in a 360-degree interactive cinema experience. Festival-goers dressed in traditional Tudors garments, watched Tudor plays, listened to pop-up talks and built a lego Hampton Court. The festival, doused in theatrics and revelry, submerged visitors into an enchanting Tudor world and transformed their weekend.
- See more at: http://www.hrp.org.uk/discoverthepalaces/tudors-on-tour/whats-on#sthash.E8wSkEhW.dpuf
For three days, Tatton Park was transformed and saw visitors engage with Hampton Court Palace in a 360-degree interactive cinema experience. Festival-goers dressed in traditional Tudors garments, watched Tudor plays, listened to pop-up talks and built a lego Hampton Court. The festival, doused in theatrics and revelry, submerged visitors into an enchanting Tudor world and transformed their weekend.
- See more at: http://www.hrp.org.uk/discoverthepalaces/tudors-on-tour/whats-on#sthash.E8wSkEhW.dpuf
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