Arguably one of the most iconic and historically significant landmarks in the UK, Blenheim Palace is famous for its spectacular collections, its breathtaking architecture, and, of course, its connection to Winston Churchill.

Now a UNESCO World Heritage site, the estate and its grounds have been open to the public since 1950, allowing visitors a chance to explore the birthplace of one of Britain’s greatest leaders.

But how much does it cost to keep the walls standing, the roof from leaking, the ceilings from collapsing, and the collections preserved? Click or scroll to discover this exceptional heritage property and its shocking costs…

Tour the palace that was the birthplace of one of Britain’s greatest leaders