Lambeth Palace is the centre of the Archbishop’s ministry, worship and hospitality.

Lambeth Palace has a beautiful 10-acre garden

As part of a long-term refurbishment plan, Lambeth Palace is undertaking essential repairs to replace expired services and improve accessibility.

Where to find Lambeth Palace. 

Details of guided tours and special events

Find out how to visit our beautiful and historic Palace. 

Find out more about the historic rooms and spaces in Lambeth Palace

After 70 years without significant updates, Lambeth Palace faced critical infrastructure failures that threatened its historic fabric. A major Lambeth Palace refurbishment project was initiated to restore this national treasure.

In January 2014, Archbishop Justin invited members of the international Chemin Neuf Community to live and pray at Lambeth Palace. He called it “a radical and exciting step forward for Christian unity”.

The Archbishop met and prayed with the ecumenical delegation of the South Sudan Council of Churches at Lambeth Palace today.