Kensington Palace Review

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.

Kensington Palace next to Hyde Park, the environment is first class, there are many places to visit in the museum, the royal residence, so only part of it is open to tourists. Recently, the exhibition of royal fashion, many Queens and relatives of clothes to show.

This palace is very small, there are not too many things to see, the clothes on display are quite beautiful, and sometimes there are people dressed as old times to open forums there, very beautiful, very prosperous.

Kensington Palace is the greenery of the British royal palace. The most important thing is that ordinary citizens can go for a sports walk, but it is still a lot worse than the Forbidden City in China. I am very happy to go with my daughter.

Gorgeous views, beautiful building, fantastic venue and overall excellent place to visit and take in to a true royal palace.

Overall very good

I really enjoyed myself here reading the exhibits and looking at the architecture of the palace. I visited the palace during the weekend of the Queen’s funeral and Buckingham Palace was closed but Kensington Palace really did not disappoint.

Kensington Palace is limited in opening parts and displays are mainly costumes. There is a short walk from the garden boundary to the palace, which can be visited by the palace on a tour of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens.