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Kensington Palace
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Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Kensington Gardens, London W8 4PX, UK
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After Diane's divorce in 1996, I wonder if the British royal family had made a mistake. He still lived here, and Prince Charles came here occasionally for afternoon tea.
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What was constructed for the Earl of Nottingham in the seventeenth century wound up home to Diana, Princess of Wales in 1981. Prior ever, Queen Victoria was conceived here. Today it is the low maintenance living arrangement of William and Kate. You can find some brilliant shows in this royal residence that has been home to such a large number of solid and persuasive ladies. Updates finished in March 2012 improve the experience for those not sufficiently fortunate to live on these delightful grounds with new shows that incorporate a portion of Diana's dresses, repaired greenery enclosures, and "Victoria Revealed"; in which you hear the queen' s stories in her own words. Also, new shops and bistros have been incorporated.
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After Diane's divorce in 1996, I wonder if the British royal family had made a mistake. He still lived here, and Prince Charles came here occasionally for afternoon tea.
Although not a huge attraction. The history and delightful rooms are well worth the more than reasonable admission fee.As members we got in for free, but both my husband and I agreed the £17 fee for admission was very good.Set in the ground of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, the Palace is full of priceless pieces of history. The King and Queens apartments were so interesting to see and we were both quite moved by the lovely items in memorial of Diana.Visitors young and old will enjoy this Palace.
Located next to Hyde Park, Kensington Palace is in a first class environment, there are many places to visit, the Royal Residence, so only a few of them are open for visitors. Royal fashion has been on display recently, and many Queens and relatives' clothes are on display.
The palace is very small, not too much to see, the clothes on display are quite beautiful, and sometimes there are people dressed as the old times there to open a forum, very beautiful, very prosperous.
Beautiful palace where the royal princes live. Huge green area surrounding it perfect for a weekend stroll.
The former home of Diana, the Princess of Wales, the lovely palace [parts open to the public] is an 8 minute bus ride away. It overlooks Kensington Gardens which lead into the equally lovely Hyde Park.
I love Kensington Palace! Nice and beautiful experience. As everything in England it's expensive but it is worth it. Love the New Diana's Garden, beautiful.
Visit the previous home of Queen Victoria, Princess Diana, and the now current home of Prince William and Kate. Harry lives here too in a cottage on the property. The gardens are beautiful and free to visit. The palace exhibits were interesting; you'll learn a lot about Queen Victoria, her quick ascension to the throne at only 18, and her beloved husband Prince Albert. You'll see her wedding dress, and also on view was a special exhibition covering the royals' fashion with dresses worn by Queen Elizabeth II, her sister Margaret, and Princess Diana. Very cool!
If you go to London this is most definitely one of the places to see. A nice reprieve that is in the heart of the city without feeling that way!