Kensington Palace

Approx Journey Time: 2hrs 45 mins

Time at Destination: 4.5 Hours

Comfort stop: Yes

Drop off Point: close to Kensington Palace

Set in the heart of London, Kensington Palace has been a royal home for over 300 years and remains a working residence today. Visitors can explore the elegant State Apartments of William and Mary, walk in the footsteps of Queen Victoria, and enjoy the stunning Sunken Garden. The palace beautifully blends royal history, art, and architecture within a peaceful garden setting.

Also see the inspiring new exhibition tells the story of Princess Sophia Duleep Singh, god-daughter of Queen Victoria and a leading suffragette. Through portraits, artefacts, and personal stories, it explores the extraordinary lives of the Sikh princesses who bridged two worlds — India and Britain — and fought for equality and identity.

Accessibility

Kensington Palace is well equipped for visitors with limited mobility. The main visitor areas, shop, and café are wheelchair accessible, with lifts to most exhibition spaces. Accessible toilets and seating are available throughout, and assistance dogs are welcome. Wheelchairs can be borrowed on site, and staff are always happy to help.

Kensington Palace is a historic royal residence in London, known for its stunning gardens and rich history. The birthplace of Queen Victoria , it remains a working palace, housing members of the Royal Family, including the Prince & Princess of Wales, The Duke & Duchess of Gloucester & the Duke & Duchess of Kent. Visitors can explore elegant State Rooms, fascinating exhibitions, and the beautiful Sunken Garden, a tribute to Diana. Perfect for history lovers and royal enthusiasts.