For over 300 years Kensington Palace has been residence to Britain’s young royal families. Share the experience of this public palace and private home in the heart of Kensington …
For over 300 years Kensington Palace has been residence to Britain’s young royal families. Share the experience of this public palace and private home in the heart of Kensington Gardens.Walk in the footsteps of Georgian royalsas you make your way through the magnificent King’s Apartments. Experience stunning state rooms where monarchs received courtiers, ministers and foreign ambassadors, all vying for power and royal patronage.Kensington Palace was the childhood home of Queen Victoria. Discover the staircase where she first met Prince Albert and visit the Red Saloon room where she held her first Privy Council meeting at just 18 years of age. She went on to reign for an incredible 63 years.
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Mar 7, 2025
For London this was a cheap day out at only £16.50 for pensioner rate. We enjoyed the three separate tours round the building including the Queen Victoria one. We also had an excellent talk from one …Full review by Michael N
Mar 1, 2025
We visited Kensignton Palace with a voucher that gave us free entry, and to be honest, I'd have been disappointed if I'd paid to get in. The areas we saw were interesting, and some of the information…Full review by Trip61120887885
Feb 18, 2025
Our visit to Kensington Palace and Park was a wonderful experience! The palace itself was rich in history, with beautifully designed rooms that offered a glimpse into royal life. The park was equally…Full review by Iulianleutzul
Hi, what would you say is the best Palace gate to enter to see this exhibit…am not great at walking, thanks, Lois
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There is only one entrance to the Palace and that's by the Victoria statue. If you are unable to walk and have a blue badge to say you have disabled parking, call Historic Royal …
There is only one entrance to the Palace and that's by the Victoria statue. If you are unable to walk and have a blue badge to say you have disabled parking, call Historic Royal Palaces call centre ahead of time and explain the situation as they have disabled parking as long as it's arranged in advance. If you go with a friend and don't drive, I would suggest waiting on a bench once inside the Palace gates, as they can provide manual wheelchairs and there is a lift inside.
Hi, what would you say is the best Palace gate to enter to see this exhibit…am not great at walking, thanks, Lois
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Hi, I'm really sorry, I didn't know about TripAdvisor messages! I'm afraid I don't know, I don't even know which one we used, we kind of found it by mistake, typical tourists Hooe you …
Hi, I'm really sorry, I didn't know about TripAdvisor messages! I'm afraid I don't know, I don't even know which one we used, we kind of found it by mistake, typical tourists Hooe you get sorted though :)
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