Eltham Palace Review

Beautiful art deco building that makes you feel like you are back in the past. The lobby and the old wing of the building are particularly beautiful. The garden is large, well furnished and well maintained. This place is definitely worth a visit.

This is a unique palace. The unique combination of art deco and early designs constantly surprises visitors. Some interiors do look a bit aesthetically tired, but the style is unique and well worth a visit. The beautiful garden just adds to the reason to come here for a day

Eltham Palace, located in the small town of Eltham, can take the subway, I like this piece of architecture very much, although there are many tourists, but the buildings here are different from those palaces seen in the city, with a medieval style.

Eltham Palace provided us with audio headphones and pointed out the best route through the House. The audio tour was excellent and you could follow your own pace without too long. See how to live in such a luxurious style in the 1930s and 1940s, then enter the ancient hall, walk beside the garden, sit on a bench, dream of the lifestyle that once lived here.

A luxurious house in south-east London. Come to Eltham Palace to feel the decade-long decline, as if back to the 1930s. Eltham Palace is a building that combines art deco design, cutting-edge craftsmanship from the 1930s and medieval royal palace styles, built for millionaires Stephen and Virginia Cottold. It is a popular royal palace where Henry VIII spent much of his childhood.

Come to Eltham Palace to feel the decade of decline here, as if time is back in the 1930s. Eltham Palace is a building that combines art deco design, cutting-edge craftsmanship from the 1930s and medieval royal palace styles, built for millionaires Stephen and Virginia Cottold.