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Henry VIII was Henry VII’s second son and he became king because his older brother, Arthur, died when he was only 15.

Edward VI was Henry VIII’s only male heir. However, he was young and in very bad health and died when he was 15 years old.

Mary I was the only child of Henry VIII and his first wife, Katherine of Aragon. She was married to Prince Philip of Spain.

Elizabeth I didn’t marry and was queen by herself which was unusual for the time She also didn’t have any children.

1. Henry the V11 was the first tudor king who came to the throne in 1485. He crowned after the battle of bosworth.

Tudor people ate lots of fresh food because there was no way of storing food to be eaten later.

Located in the London borough of Richmond, Hampton Court Palace was built in 1514 by Henry VIII for Cardinal Wolsey, his right hand man.

Wolsey later fell from favor and the King took back Hampton Court Palace for his own.

During Henry’s reign, the palace featured bowling alleys and tennis courts along with lavish gardens and a 36,000 sq. foot kitchen.

During the Stuart reign, King Charles I dug out the Longford River, which still supplies water to the garden’s fountains today.

When Charles I was deposed, he was held prisoner at Hampton Court Palace for three months until he escaped and was later executed.

George II was the last monarch to reside in the palace.

Queen Victoria opened the palace to visitors for the first time in 1838.

Hampton Court Palace has its own flower show each July.

The gardens feature a maze that was commissioned by William III of Orange in the 1690′s.