My wife and I were having a short break in the Cotswolds and this was top of the list for a visit. We were not disappointed. It is quite overwhelming - it makes Royal palaces seem quite insubstantial! We are also National Trust Members - but this is not a National Trust house, so with the £5 guidebook, it came... more

The House is imposing, as it was created to be. The grounds are beautiful and there is a delightful rose garden. The house is interesting, the grandeur of the Duke of Marlborough, seeing his power imprinted on the landscape. Also churchills bedroom where he was born. There is an extra tour where you go through a timed visit to rooms... more

Went there for the Horse Trials last year which were cancelled due to bad weather, so ended up visiting the palace and grounds which are really lovely. Well worth a visit. more

Love the building and its setting - but spoiled by being too commercial. If you want to take your time walking round the State Rooms you are constantly jostled by huge and loud coach parties on whistle-stop tours. The guides are knowledgeable and the staff friendly but I cna think of many better tourist experiences. more

You could send hours wandering around the grounds, and you can pay to go into the exhibitions in the Palace. If you have time, the cafe does amazing scones and tea! more

The Palace is beautiful and the gardens are lovely to wander round then enjoy a picnic in the grounds. more

Interesting inside but the outside of the building I found a little austere. If you are fortunate to go on a fine day spend time walking round the grounds. more

A lovely day - particularly if you are lucky enough to have a sunny day to enjoy the gardens. more

Blenheim is a grand house set within lovely grounds. It can be a bit pricey to visit, but a walk in the extwensive grounds in itself is worth the visit alone. more