Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge






Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge is a unique timber-framed Tudor hunt standing built by Henry VIII in 1543. It has magnificent views of Epping Forest from its upper floors and permanent displays in its Tudor kitchen. Other displays include information on Tudor costumes, timber-framing and the history of Epping Forest.
Venue Type:
Museum, Historic house or home
Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge
Rangers Road
Chingford
London
Greater London
E4 7QH
England
Website
epping.forest@cityoflondon.gov.uk
Telephone
Telephone during opening hours
020 8529 6681
Answerphone/school groups enquiries
020 8529 7090
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