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The Concours of Elegance at Hampton Court Palace brings together a selection of 60 of the rarest cars from around the world, many of which will never have been seen before in the UK.
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he Concours of Elegance at Hampton Court Palace brings together a selection of 60 of the rarest cars from around the world, many of which will never have been seen before in the UK.
For three days only, the gardens at Hampton Court Palace will be home to over 300 of the finest and rarest motor cars ever to be seen. The crown jewels of the automotive world, from 1896 pioneers to present day supercars. The exclusive Concours of Elegance hospitality enclosure offers badge holders a private area from which they can entertain or be entertained. On the East front lawns of the Palace a stunning marquee and garden, incorporating a private lounge area, will provide guests with a perfect view of the cars.
The venue will offer some of the best street food vendors in the country to guarantee you won’t go hungry. This year Bitten Club will be showcasing their love of Vietnamese street food, and are joined by, amongst others, the award winning Crabbieshack and delicious Lebanese wraps from BEYroots. Why not finish off with a King Charles II inspired ice cream from Cream & Country. The baristas from Seriously Coffee will be doing their thing together with their handmade Sicilian cannoli, and for something stronger there is Jim & Tonic, The Crafty Colt and the Champagne Taittinger Bar.
Tom’s Kitchen Deli will be offering delicious British picnics at this years Concours of Elegance. Presented in individual jute bags, with fully biodegradable packaging and cutlery, plus a bottle
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of Kingsdown still water, the picnics will include a substantial chicken or vegetarian main course plus salads with a generous cheese and fruit box and a delicious strawberry and white chocolate dessert. Picnic bags are designed for one, priced at £50 when you buy a ticket. Founded by the renowned British chef, Tom Aikens, the Tom’s Kitchen restaurants and delis are dedicated to using UK-based suppliers and local producers, serving fresh, seasonal, ethical dishes in relaxed and informal settings.
There’s the opportunity for a bit of luxury shopping with pop-up boutiques from the likes of fine horologists A. Lange & Söhne and their intricately crafted German timepieces. You’ll also find fashion brands, including Lock & Co. Hatters and Henry Poole, and arthouses like Collier and Dobson. Enjoy a glass of Champagne Taittinger at the Champagne Bar or browse the stands of our other luxury partners including Augustine Jewels, Lord & Lama, Smashing Things and Swaine Adeney Brigg. Visit the Royal Warrant Holders Association Pavilion and their members stands including: Connolly, Dewars, Henry Poole, Lock & Co, Purvis Marquees, Sleepeezee, Taylors Port, Truefitt & Hill and Veritas Jewellery.
On Sunday the 2nd of September, the Concours of Elegance will be celebrating one of Britain’s most famous car manufacturers, the Bentley Trophy, contested by 90 of Crewe’s finest models from throughout history. From Blowers to Mulsannes, guests will be able to peruse a selection of the most iconic Bentleys. A panel of expert judges will mark them in distinct categories to decide which model should win the 2018 Bentley Trophy.
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