A little treat for my mums 70th Birthday, we went to see lady Diana's dress exhibition. Was hoping to see more of her popular outfits but still very beautiful and interesting. Enjoyed the kings and queen Victoria apartments and can't believe how small she was....More

We were very impressed with this visit especially the addition of Diana's special dresses on display. We bought our tickets in town which saved us a few pounds so we were happy about that. The restaurant was a bonus as we needed a drink.

We went to kensington palace to see the Diana exhibition,arrived about 11am on Sunday there was small queue but we already had our entrance tickets so didn't wait long. The exhibition was super the dresses were gorgeous and displayed perfectly so you could see all...More

Went late in the afternoon and there were no queues and no crowds. Easy to walk through with some nice old fixtures and fittings, paintings and rooms to explore. Room full of princess Diana's dresses was interesting and brought back some memories. Quite a large...More

My wife and I visited Kensington Palace on a recent trip to London. My wife was particularly keen to see Princess Diana's dresses. When we visited mid morning there was only a small queue which moved very quickly through the exhibits. Well worth a visit...More

This is easily accessible by underground. Queensway tube station is just opposite one of the park gates and from there it is a pleasant stroll down to the palace. The building itself is not particularly beautiful but the white garden is lovely and the wiggly...More

We thoroughly enjoyed our trip to the Palace yesterday. We had pre ordered our tickets and so our only wait time was for security bag check which was done thoroughly with polite efficiency. From there our visit was faultless, it was a busy (and quite...More

Very interesting to visit a royal residence and see how the other half lives. Before Buckingham Palace was the official home of the king or queen, Kensington Palace served as the royal palace for about 150 years. Queen Victoria was born and raised here before...More

After being on a tour of Buckingham Palace last year we decided to try this one. I think if we had done this one first we would have enjoyed it but it paled into insignificance. We had Afternoon Tea in the Orangery first. It was...More

Visited on Saturday 8th July, arrived early after nearly an hour's walk from Victoria Station through Hyde park. The exhibition of Diana's dresses was rather disappointing as I was expecting a lot more to be on show the wedding dress was not out and I...More