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    Guided tours if required £20 per guide
    For room sizes parties are split into 20 maximum

    Access to study and town house by guided tour only, normally around 45 mins, these are not compulsory.

    Coach Parking - East Car Park ¾ Mile from Palace Drop-off and Pick-up point on road outside Palace
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