The Magic Garden appeal
An interactive play garden designed by six-time gold medal winner at Chelsea, Robert Myers and inspired by Hampton Court and its stories.
Explore The Magic GardenFind out about how much more we can achieve thanks to your support.
Following the success of Historic Royal Palaces’ first major fundraising campaign, raising over £20 million with thanks to our supporters, our next challenge is to ensure the delivery of several new projects by 2018, the 20th anniversary of Historic Royal Palaces’ foundation.
Our second major campaign, to raise £30 million by 2018, will continue to provide a firm foundation upon which the organisation can plan and thrive. It will also enable us to deliver a fresh tranche of groundbreaking projects which wouldn't be possible otherwise.
Two years into Historic Royal Palaces’ second major fundraising campaign, we are pleased to have raised half of our overall target in pledges and gifts.
Historic Royal Palaces and its work has never been more relevant. Public interest in heritage and history has never been greater and with your support, there is so much more we can achieve.
Historic Royal Palaces has been given an amazing and unique opportunity to take on the management of this beautiful Georgian mansion and open up a previously inaccessible and important royal site.
More about the projectBuy a Dragon Appeal.
Help us restore the Great Pagoda, a landmark in the capital.
More about this projectOur new Learning & Engagement programme is pioneering new ways of connecting with people.
Come with us on a journeyAn interactive play garden designed by six-time gold medal winner at Chelsea, Robert Myers and inspired by Hampton Court and its stories.
Explore The Magic GardenIn 2014 Historic Royal Palaces celebrated ‘The Glorious Georgians’ to mark the 300th anniversary of the beginning of the reign of George I and the start of the Georgian age.
Launched in spring 2012 The Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula aimed to raise £1.5 million by 2014 to give the Chapel Royal the care that it deserves.
We were pleased to announce that the fundraising target of £1.5 million was met in October 2014, thanks to the generosity of many friends, supporters and donors.