Kensington Palace: Discover the world of royalty!

Highlights

Your ticket to Kensington Palace is already included in your London City Pass.
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Discover the varied history of Kensington Palace, from a private villa in the 17th century to a residence for members of the royal family.
Marvel at the palace's magnificent rooms and gain an insight into the lives of English monarchs over the centuries. Explore the Royal Drawing Room, the Gallery and the Domed Hall.
Stroll through the enchanting palace gardens.
Visit the exhibition ‘Victoria's Royal Childhood’, which is dedicated to the life and reign of Queen Victoria. Personal items such as her wedding dress and diaries are on display here.

Kensington Palace: Explore the life of the royals!

What awaits you on site

A visit to Kensington Palace is a must for anyone interested in British history, culture and royalty.

The building was constructed in 1605 by Sir George Coppin and later extended by Sir Edward Brompton. In 1689, the palace was acquired by King William III and Queen Mary II and converted into a royal residence.

Throughout its history, Kensington Palace has played host to many famous people, including Queen Victoria and Princess Diana.

Today it is a popular tourist destination and an important part of English history. Visit the magnificent rooms and gardens and learn more about the lives and legends of its royal inhabitants!

In addition to its fascinating history, Kensington Palace is also an architectural masterpiece. The building was built in the 17th century in the Baroque style and was extended and modernised in the 18th and 19th centuries in the Georgian and Victorian styles. The façade of the palace is characterised by the distinctive red bricks, which together with the elegant windows and towers make up its impressive appearance.

How to get there

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Address:
Kensington Gardens, London W8 4PX, United Kingdom

Good to know

Opening hours
Wednesday to Sunday: 10.00 - 6.00 pm
Last admission: 5.00 pm

Accessibility: Kensington Palace is fully accessible for wheelchair users and visitors with reduced mobility. Wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge and there are elevators and accessible toilets on site.
Bags and luggage: Large bags and luggage are not permitted in the palace and must be left in the checkroom. Backpacks and other bags may be checked.

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