Kensington Palace

Explore State Rooms, discover Queen Victoria's childhood home, and wander through enchanting gardens with these tickets for Kensington Palace.

From the lavish lifestyle of kings and queens to the intimate stories of royal life, Kensington Palace offers a journey through the history of royal abodes.

Discover a Regency Christmas at the Victoria's Childhood Christmas exhibition where you'll see how Princess Victoria spent the holiday season.

Fancy a change of pace? Skip entering and exploring the palace and treat yourself to a spot of afternoon tea at The Orangery instead.

Did you know? King William III bought Kensington Palace because he suffered from asthma and the air was cleaner there than in London.

Experience afternoon tea in the grounds of Kensington Palace, following in the footsteps of generations of British royalty.

The tea service features four traditional sandwiches including smoked salmon with cream cheese and egg mayonnaise with fresh cress.

Walk through historic Kensington Gardens to view Prince Albert's Victorian gardens and the newly installed Princess Diana statue in the Sunken Garden.

Your host shares stories about royal tea traditions while you dine overlooking the same gardens used by the current royal family.

Fun fact: The Sunken Garden, where you'll see Diana's statue, features 4,000 flowers planted each spring, including the Princess's favorite white roses.

Marvel at the seat of British power when you visit the 1000-year-old Tower of London, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Admire the glorious Crown Jewels, a collection that includes British coronation regalia, over 23,578 precious gems, along with other rare diamonds such as the blue Stuart Sapphire, the Cullinan I, and the Koh-i- Noor.

Get to know the life and legacy of one of Great Britain’s most famous monarchs, Queen Victoria at Kensington Palace.

Stroll around the luxurious rooms of the King's State Apartments and marvel at the sheer grandeur of these exquisite chambers.

Relax your mind and body at London's Kew Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that boasts the world's largest Victorian glasshouse.

Explore the Princess of Wales Conservatory where you can see carnivorous plants like the Venus flytrap, and visit Marc Quinn's exhibition Light into Life.

Experience British history at Kensington Palace, home to young royals for 300+ years, where you can see the rooms where Queen Victoria grew up.

Marvel at exquisite 18th-century royal fashion and artworks from the Royal Collection, and marvel at the dazzling emerald diadem kept at the Jewel Room.

Fun fact: Kew Gardens is home to the country's smallest royal palace.

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Step into regal history as you explore Kensington Palace, from the King's State Apartments to Victoria's childhood home with an audio guide.

Unveil the royal lifestyle and intimate stories of palace life through enlightening exhibitions like Untold Lives, and admire precious gems in the Jewel Room.

Hop aboard the London Eye, Europe's tallest cantilevered observation wheel, to spot London's famous landmarks alongside the River Thames.

Soar above London on a 30-minute ride on the iconic London Eye, enjoying panoramic views of the city's famous landmarks.

Fun fact: There was a live TV show called "Eye on London" filmed in one of the capsules in 2011.

Visit three opulent, royal London architectures with a single, value-for-money combo ticket.

Marvel at the seat of British power when you visit the 1000-year-old Tower of London, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Admire the glorious Crown Jewels, a collection that includes British coronation regalia, over 23,578 precious gems, along with other rare diamonds such as the blue Stuart Sapphire, the Cullinan I, and the Koh-i- Noor.

Explore the Royal Armouries’ collection in the White Tower, which was built by William the Conqueror.

Wander through the various chambers of the Hampton Court Palace, where the marriages of Henry VIII rewrote history.

Pay a visit to the State Apartments of Henry VIII, discover the Great Chamber lined with Thomas Wolsey’s tapestries, and learn about the battle for power at the Tudor Court.

Get to know what constituted Tudor cooking and what all counted as entertainment back in those times by exploring Henry VIII’s Kitchens.

Be amazed by the spectacular interiors of the Chapel Royal, which has been in use for over 450 years and continues to remain an active place of worship.

Round off your visit by exploring the vast 60-acre garden which is set within a loop of the Thames. Each season brings out its different looks and shades.

Get to know the life and legacy of one of Great Britain’s most famous monarchs, Queen Victoria at Kensington Palace.

Stroll around the luxurious rooms of the King's State Apartments and marvel at the sheer grandeur of these exquisite chambers.

Learn some of the tragic stories and secrets about the Stuart dynasty while exploring each section of the palace in detail.

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