Discover Kensington Palace, where royal secrets and history come alive. Begin your journey through elegant gardens, stepping into the King's and Queen’s State Apartments filled with tales of the Stuart and Hanoverian courts, where you’ll glimpse the fashions, etiquette, and intrigues of royal life. Explore Victoria: A Royal Childhood to see where Queen Victoria grew up, learning about her early years, education, and hobbies.

The palace is currently showcasing Dress Codes, an exhibition exploring the strict rules and bold fashion statements of the royal court (until November 2025). From March 2026, experience The Last Princesses of Punjab, a captivating exhibition that shines a spotlight on Princess Sophia Duleep Singh, a pioneering suffragette and goddaughter of Queen Victoria, and the remarkable women who shaped her life. Through personal artifacts, portraits, and contemporary responses, discover the stories of these trailblazing women and their lasting impact on history.

Duration:
Guests may leave at any time prior to closing. We recommend 2-3 hours to visit.

Meeting point:
Kensington Palace

Ending point:
Kensington Palace

Opening Hours:
Please refer to Historic Royal Palaces’ official website, www.hrp.org.uk, for a full list of opening times and any last-minute closures.
01 March – 25 October 2025 (10:00 – 18:00, last entry 16:30) Closed Mondays and Tuesdays
2 April – 31 August 2025 (10:00 – 18:00, last entry 16:30) open daily
26 October 2025 – 04 January 2026 (10:00 – 16:00, last entry 14:30)

Included:
Entrance fee.

Not Included:
Transportation to or from hotel, lunch

Additional Information:
Kensington Palace is located in the Congestion Charging Zone with no onsite parking.
Nearest Station: Queensway or High Street Kensington
Kensington Palace is closed on 02 June, 04 August, 24 – 26 December 2025. Refer to website for any additional closures
Refreshments are available for purchase from the Palace Café or in The Orangery Restaurant in the gardens.