Visit the Royal Residence of Kensington Palace in the heart of London.
Who never wanted to find out what was hiding behind the famous walls of Kensington Palace? This royal residence in the heart of London, which was the home of Queen Mary, Queen Victoria and Princess Margaret to Princess Diana, was at the heart of all the intrigues and joys and torments of the English royal family.
As it was purchased in 1689, this house was transformed into a sumptuous palace, whose interior does not have to blur its fabulous gardens, world-renowned. Today, it is the couple William and Kate with their little George and soon their second child stay there.
A majestic visit
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You can now visit this majestic palace, discover the architecture and the exciting stories that each room, each room in connection with the royal family. Whether it’s for the Coupola room, the King’s Gallery, Queen Victoria’s room or Mary’s bed in Modena, you’re going to penetrate into the privacy of this royalty not like others, which has always made a lot of ink flow.
And for those who want to take the air and discover the palace from a different angle, the Orangery restaurant offers delicious teas as only the English know how to prepare and taste it but also wine and champagne.
With your skip-the-line ticket, don’t wait for hours to queue it before entering this magnificent place: discover the jewels and secrets of this place and the lives of its famous occupants, come and see the official apartments of the king and queen.
By taking your skip-the-line ticket in advance, you avoid endless queues and take full advantage of your stay in London by optimizing your visits.
Frozen anecdotes
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Enjoy the rhythm of stories and anecdotes that enamelled the life of Kensington Palace: thanks to a visit in English, you will be able to set foot in this high place of the aristocracy and the English royalty where many remarkable events take life, where many dramas of history have resolved. Imagine, for example, the life of young queen Victoria who was born in Kensington and who discovered and learned her "metier" as queen of England from the age of 18. An exhibition entitled “Vitoria Revealed” offers an account of the Queen’s life with pages of her intimate journal and personal objects.
Although the 20-room apartment is always used to by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, another part of the palace is now open to the public, like the White House in Washington.
What if you add a little elegance to your typically English stay? What if, too, the time of a visit, you were a prince, a prince, or a king and queen? Inspire deeply, feel this uncommon atmosphere that would almost allow to believe that ghosts of the past whose soul Diana is always present...
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