Ruins of Winchester Palace

The ruins of this palace is located south of the river and was ordered to be built in the twelfth century by Henry de Blois in Tudor style. The great hall was built in 1136, additions made around 1350, also see the remains of three of the doors of the pantry and kitchen. The palace was destroyed by fire in 1814 and part of it was restored in the twentieth century. See other data on the official website of Tourism London, at 1 Palace Street.