Garden Help
Weekly Magazine
Latest
News: Dinosaurs Take Centre Stage at Blenheim PalaceNews: Easy Ways to Help Wildlife This SummerNews: Are You Wasting Money Watering Your Lawn?News: Essential Tools Every Gardener Needs this National Allotments WeekProduct review: Bosch AXT 25 D Garden Shredder Product review: Greenworks G24PS20 Cordless long reach Pole Saw Win: Win a complete outdoor entertainment area from Zest, worth £3,000!Win: WIN a Large Rustic Short Bowl Planter worth £195 from Brighton Planters!Win: Win the ultimate garden games bundle!Explore: RHS Harlow CarrExplore: The New York Botanical GardenThis week's recipe: Pea and Ham Pasta
HomeGardening NewsDinosaurs Take Centre Stage at Blenheim Palace
News & Features

Dinosaurs Take Centre Stage at Blenheim Palace

Image for Dinosaurs Take Centre Stage at Blenheim Palace

Image: Blenheim Palace

Blenheim Palace has teamed up with pioneering British artist and television presenter Jay Jay Burridge for the premiere of his latest exhibition, Dinosaurs Are Forever, one of the most unique events to ever feature at Britain’s Greatest Palace.

Dinosaurs Are Forever opened this week at the UNESCO World Heritage Site and will run until 1st November 2026.

The outdoor experience, located in the grounds of the visitor attraction in Oxfordshire, the birthplace of dinosaurs, will feature five incredible 9 metres long reimagined Megalosaurus skeletons. Visitors can discover the magnificent life-size sculptures along the pathway, which follows on from the Lower Water Terraces, with views of the South Lawn, at Blenheim Palace.

The immersive art exhibition combines palaeontology, engineering, creativity, and cutting-edge technology set against the backdrop of the historic Blenheim Palace. These sculptures that reimagine dinosaurs are not traditional museum reconstructions but built from advanced modern materials and designed through a contemporary lens to celebrate the dinosaur that transformed scientific understanding of prehistoric life.

'Dinosaurs Are Forever' offers visitors a rare opportunity to encounter the world's first named dinosaur reimagined for the 21st century.

Admission to the exhibition will be free with any valid Blenheim Palace ticket or Annual Pass.

For more information and to book your tickets, Click Here

Published: 13/08/2026  |  Image attribution: Blenheim Palace
All Gardening News