Renaissance England is inseparable from the reign of King Henry VIII, the notorious monarch who famously had six wives—most of whom met unfortunate ends. Initially married to Catherine of Aragon ...

It is certain that Wolsey built the greater portion of the palace, including its hall and chapel; so that Whitehall at the time Henry VIII. confiscated it was largely the work of Wolsey.

Henry VIII made Hampton Court a palace masterpiece ... hanging up in the grounds of Whitehall Palace for all to see, a pair of glamorous, lacy underwear. These knickers belong to Charles II ...

Henry VIII’s reign is often remembered ... before the shadow of illness darkened the halls of Hampton Court Palace and Whitehall, that may have truly secured his line. While Bessie Blount ...

Henry was the second son of Henry VII and ... queen had processed from the Tower of London through the City to Whitehall. On the morning of the coronation they made their way to the Palace of ...

Cheam may appear to be a quiet, leafy suburb, but it has a remarkable past stretching back more than a thousand years.

Underneath the property are two cellars which would be the perfect place for any aspiring sommeliers to recreate Henry VIII's famous wine cellar in London's Whitehall Palace. It's been renovated ...

Henry VIII was to be the last monarch to reside ... Palace (the residence of the Archbishops of York). This palace is better known as Whitehall. The ruins of the Privy Palace were demolished ...

Top-shelf actors and authentic Tudor table-setting fail to quicken this glumly unfocused take on the exploits of Henry VIII’s ... Unfolding in and around Whitehall Palace in 1547, the movie ...