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Blenheim Palace

Off the A44 from the Oxford by-pass, Woodstock, England OX20 1PX

Featured Review : This is the only palace in the UK that does not belong to the royal family. Queen Ann had awarded it to the first Duke of Malborough, and now I think it belongs the present Duke of Malborough, the 7th or 8th generation o...See Full Review

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Blenheim Palace

  • 5 out of 5 stars by Glamazon22 from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  • July 23, 2005
Blenheim Palace
Quote: Absolutely Fabulous! Seriously, while this may seem like a museum, this is a house for the Duke of Marlborough! Meaning that someone actually lives here!! I was unable to tour the house inside, but my mother, 15 years prior to my visit, was able... Read the full Blenheim Palace review

From journal Oxford: To Be or Not To Be

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Blenheim Palace

  • 4 out of 5 stars by pat from Bangkok, Thailand
  • August 5, 2000
Quote: This is the only palace in the UK that does not belong to the royal family. Queen Ann had awarded it to the first Duke of Malborough, and now I think it belongs the present Duke of Malborough, the 7th or 8th generation of the Churchill Spencer... Read the full Blenheim Palace review

From journal The city of Spires