I lived near I was borne in Sevenoaks moved to Tonbridge it is on my doorstep also Penshurst and Knole .I love the Tudor period for many reasons I would love to have seen Anne’s home as it was in her time would be a dream.I have been there many times I try to imagine it in there time it would have been very different inside and out.Thank you this has brought back many memories I used to take my children for picnics when they were young.
Beautiful place, especially during the festive season. I’m going there this Christmas with my family and it will be my sixth time. We only ever go at Christmas because there’s a lot to see then.
Thank you for taking the time to film and upload your visit to Hever. I was fortunate to visit with a small group of academics in 2017, and the staff advised us of the many changes that had occurred within the Castle since the time of Anne Boleyn, most noticeably during the time of Lord Astor.Nevertheless, a remarkable place to visit, with its deep historical significance. The gardens, as your film clearly shows, are simply gorgeous, and extensive. Anyone planning a tour should allow ( in my opinion ) a minimum of four hours for full appreciation of house and garden. Thank you once again, and pleased you did not fall down the stairwell whilst filming :)
I was here in July 2018. Amazing castle but wish I’d taken a bus to get there like this. I took a train then walked to this remote location. Very dangerous roads and easy to get lost.
Hello Brian, I only became aware of this Video today & watching this of Hever Castle has made my Day!! I love the Tudor Period & the reign of Henry V111. Your excellent Filming has Captured the essence of History associated with the Castle. The Grounds are Absolutely Stunning, thank you so much for taking the time to Film.
Been coming here since 1972,one of my favourite. Its beautiful and grounds are vast with a huge lake too.Inside mostly done later in time but still lovely.worth a visit.
This is really helpful like I'm having a tour myself, your video is delicate I always want to go to UK to see the castles and palaces but can't afford it, thank you for sharing this!
I saved for two years then I went to London on vacation. I went to Heaver castle on the train but you have to walk about a mile to get to the castle or take a taxi.
Really nice castle & grounds, it must have been pleasant in the spring & summer to just stroll around outside. Thanx for filming the ducks & birds too, they were beautiful. Hopefully I'll be able to see it in person someday, the ceilings & woodwork inside are grand.
Brian....this is fascinating....I visited the castle only a few weeks ago with some overseas visitors....as I had to "go with the flow" ( in a democratic way )....I missed much of what you filmed ...thanks for a well made and informative video .
Lisa O'Connor those mannequins dressed as Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn looked so alive, as though they were about to walk around or face the camera and speak to us. They would probably demand to know why we’re all here gaping at them and invading their castle like they were animals in a sideshow, and why we’re not standing to attention, kneeling, bowing/curtsying before them. By the way, did you know that Henry VIII is said to be the first monarch to be addressed by the title “your Majesty” when other kings before him were referred to as “His Grace” and were also addressed as “Sire”? This is because Henry VIII regarded himself as being the Lord’s anointed and believed he was one step away from God and therefore had God’s majesty. “His Grace” was used because kings regarded themselves as having the Grace of God. Hope that makes sense.
Just watched the first five minutes of this video. It is as though you have taken the card out of the camera and uploaded it without any editing. You have many very good shots which deserved to be looked at, but you have not trimmed any of them to take out the not so good footage, which is a shame. You could probably halved the time of the video just by taking out the in-between bits. I will continue to watch, thanks for the upload.
For me Lord Astor spoiled Never why because he made a drawing or something like why did he have to do that? he should have left it as it was or take something from and a smaller room and leave part of this kitchen Places like this one should not be changed some alteration yes but not much for me it should have been as it was it's a historic place
This "tour"is absolute nonsense!Hever Castle certainly did Not have the livingroom furnished as shown.This"tour" is merely someone's home video of their own visit
I lived near I was borne in Sevenoaks moved to Tonbridge it is on my doorstep also Penshurst and Knole .I love the Tudor period for many reasons I would love to have seen Anne’s home as it was in her time would be a dream.I have been there many times I try to imagine it in there time it would have been very different inside and out.Thank you this has brought back many memories I used to take my children for picnics when they were young.
Thank you, don't know if I'll ever get to see it in person, this has been a real gift
Nice in it,, when was.this.built,, any idea please,,, n thankyou, notts, k in a,
Thanks for making this utterly lovely video it is much appreciated
I LOVED Hever Castle...the grounds are amazing
Beautiful place, especially during the festive season. I’m going there this Christmas with my family and it will be my sixth time. We only ever go at Christmas because there’s a lot to see then.
Thank you for taking the time to film and upload your visit to Hever. I was fortunate to visit with a small group of academics in 2017, and the staff advised us of the many changes that had occurred
within the Castle since the time of Anne Boleyn, most noticeably during the time of Lord Astor.Nevertheless, a remarkable place to visit, with its deep historical significance. The gardens, as your film clearly shows, are simply gorgeous, and extensive. Anyone planning a tour should allow ( in my opinion ) a minimum of four hours for full appreciation of house and garden.
Thank you once again, and pleased you did not fall down the stairwell whilst filming :)
I was here in July 2018. Amazing castle but wish I’d taken a bus to get there like this. I took a train then walked to this remote location. Very dangerous roads and easy to get lost.
This is better than some documentaries. Than you so much for posting.
Thank you so much. I'm stuck at home with illness and your tour has cheered me up. I love Hever but never been in the spring. Beautiful.
I wish for you, that you can visit in the spring....
Lovely footage! Thanks very much for the upload.
Hello Brian, I only became aware of this Video today & watching this of Hever Castle has made my Day!! I love the Tudor Period & the reign of Henry V111. Your excellent Filming has Captured the essence of History associated with the Castle. The Grounds are Absolutely Stunning, thank you so much for taking the time to Film.
Been coming here since 1972,one of my favourite. Its beautiful and grounds are vast with a huge lake too.Inside mostly done later in time but still lovely.worth a visit.
I love Hever, I really need to go again
I wonder how Anne Boleyn would feel today, knowing how famous she and her home had become.
she truly is a exquisite lady. i bet she’d love knowing her legacy has passed on hundreds of years later ☺️
@@rorygilmore2470 she was a whore🤣
Her family and house was famous in her lifetime. But it is a very good day out.
@@si4632 What a stupid bloody comment......
I think she would feel confident that her daughter ended Tudor rule due to Henry’s murder of her. That’s how I like to see it.
This is really helpful like I'm having a tour myself, your video is delicate I always want to go to UK to see the castles and palaces but can't afford it, thank you for sharing this!
I saved for two years then I went to London on vacation. I went to Heaver castle on the train but you have to walk about a mile to get to the castle or take a taxi.
So amazing place and childhome of Queen Anne Boleyn of hevercastle wow!! Still a memory of Boleyn ancestry ,and very meaningful of thier family tree.
@@ibosquez5238 But I am sure it was well worth it?
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Yes. I didn't want to leave. The castle, the gardens, and the lake...no words just magical.
Lovely House and grounds Nice video
Really nice castle & grounds, it must have been pleasant in the spring & summer to just stroll around outside. Thanx for filming the ducks & birds too, they were beautiful. Hopefully I'll be able to see it in person someday, the ceilings & woodwork inside are grand.
Thank you so much for uploading this video! I really enjoyed seeing this beautiful castle and gardens.
A very tasteful tour. Will go myself one day. Thank you.
Absolutely Beautifully.
Brian....this is fascinating....I visited the castle only a few weeks ago with some overseas visitors....as I had to "go with the flow" ( in a democratic way )....I missed much of what you filmed ...thanks for a well made and informative video .
Thankyou ! Great video , so interesting :)
Wow so nice the interior.....🤗✉️👍🏻 o dear the spirial staircase.....
This is fabulous, thank you so much for this video
Really beautiful place,great for a Summer day picnic. Love the tour without the needless chatter!🌹
Thanks for the tour, only went once....it was closed 😖
Beautiful place! I would love to go there someday.
Are there any Boleyn descendants still around?
Hever is beautiful! I'm surprised QE1 didn't reclaim it
Great video thankyou
A beautiful place!
Wonderful video! I saw in the video Anne's room but did you see Mary's room?
Lisa O'Connor those mannequins dressed as Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn looked so alive, as though they were about to walk around or face the camera and speak to us. They would probably demand to know why we’re all here gaping at them and invading their castle like they were animals in a sideshow, and why we’re not standing to attention, kneeling, bowing/curtsying before them. By the way, did you know that Henry VIII is said to be the first monarch to be addressed by the title “your Majesty” when other kings before him were referred to as “His Grace” and were also addressed as “Sire”? This is because Henry VIII regarded himself as being the Lord’s anointed and believed he was one step away from God and therefore had God’s majesty. “His Grace” was used because kings regarded themselves as having the Grace of God. Hope that makes sense.
Nice vibeo! 👍👍
Could someone answer if all buildings seen around castle part of the grounds?
It makes me wonder what Hever Castle and the surrounding area looked like in Anne Boleyn's day.
Why have they pit modern sheets
How many layers of clothing does anne bolyn is wearing i think its intersting .....?
Lovely, but no captions, awww.
Once you get past the warter fowl, the tour buses, random elderly people, the castle view got lost. I applaud the effort if anything.
Just watched the first five minutes of this video. It is as though you have taken the card out of the camera and uploaded it without any editing. You have many very good shots which deserved to be looked at, but you have not trimmed any of them to take out the not so good footage, which is a shame. You could probably halved the time of the video just by taking out the in-between bits. I will continue to watch, thanks for the upload.
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Lovely rooms and gardens beautiful. But ruined at end just filming ducks all the time
For me Lord Astor spoiled Never why because he made a drawing or something like why did he have to do that? he should have left it as it was or take something from and a smaller room and leave part of this kitchen Places like this one should not be changed some alteration yes but not much for me it should have been as it was it's a historic place
This "tour"is absolute nonsense!Hever Castle certainly did Not have the livingroom furnished as shown.This"tour" is merely someone's home video of their own visit
That living room does'nt match the time period. It's odd here.
It would be out of place if Hever castle is only being used as a museum.
Aster bought and lived in it. Probably his furniture.