How To Train Your Dragon at Blenheim Palace Adventure Play
Friday 29th March – Sunday 14th April
Step into the realm of dragons at Blenheim Palace Adventure Play during the Easter break. In collaboration with the beloved book series 'How To Train Your Dragon', by well-known children's author Cressida Cowell, we've scaled up our Adventure Play experience to include all kinds of exciting dragon-themed activities. There'll be something to suit everyone from the loudest roarers to the quietest creatures….
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