The Tudor era was a period of phenomenal building in England with elaborate palaces, such as Richmond, Nonsuch and Hampton Court and the huge country houses such as Longleat and Hardwick Hall, some of which can be seen today. In addition to constructing buildings, the Tudor monarchs, peerage and gentry added to and modified existing buildings from earlier eras. Some buidlings, such as the Tower of London have been constructed and added to in every century from William the Conqueror to the modern era. Below you'll find the history and images of some of the buildings and towns that have a relationship to Tudor history. (Titles that aren't currently linked are "in progress").
'Black and White' Tudor Buildings
Canterbury Cathedral
Edinburgh Castle, Scotland
Globe Theatre
Greenwich Palace and Park
Hampton Court Palace
Hatfield - Church, House, Old Palace and Park
Hever Castle
Holyroodhouse (Palace of), Scotland
Kenilworth Castle
Nonsuch Palace
Pembroke Castle, Wales
Penshurst Place
Richmond Palace
St. James's Palace
Stratford-Upon-Avon
Sudeley Castle
The Tower of London
Warwick Castle and Town
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Palace
Windsor Castle
