The Palace, Episcopal palace in Chichester, England
The Palace stands at the western end of Canon Lane, featuring medieval architecture with Quarr Abbey stone walls and flint inclusions throughout the structure.
Construction of the palace began in the 12th century under Bishop Seffrid II after a fire in 1187 destroyed both the town and Chichester Cathedral.
The Tudor Room maintains its medieval ceiling and 16th-century paintings, serving as a space for receptions, dinners, and exhibitions throughout the year.
The Palace Gardens, managed by the city council since 1976, function as a public park enclosed by Roman walls with dedicated areas for fruit cultivation.
The Great Kitchen contains the earliest structural elements of the palace and now hosts receptions while displaying temporary art collections.
Location: Chichester
GPS coordinates: 50.83610,-0.78194
Latest update: March 6, 2025 00:06
Chichester Cathedral
83 m
Former Church of St Peter the Great
101 m
Prebendal School House
76 m
The Treasury
54 m
6, Canon Lane
112 m
Wall Within Curtilage Of No 1 To South And West
121 m
49, West Street
100 m
The Close (Between The Palace And The Deanery)
85 m
The Prebendal School
77 m
24, West Street
103 m
Subdeanery House
71 m
The Deanery
127 m
50, West Street
94 m
23, West Street
99 m
25 And 25A, West Street
110 m
Garage Adjoining The Residentiary
113 m
21, West Street
96 m
15 And 16, West Street
108 m
1, Tower Street
126 m
55 And 56, West Street
71 m
The Royal Chantry (entrance In The Cloisters)
109 m
22, West Street
96 m
24A, West Street
107 m
48, West Street
105 m
53-56, Tower Street
118 m
Gates And Gateway To The Deanery
98 m
11, West Street
127 m
Bell Tower of Chichester Cathedral
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