Kensington Palace & The Last Princesses of Punjab Exhibition - Wed 15th July 2026

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Kensington Palace, situated in beautiful parkland in the centre of London, was designed as a royal residence for William III & Mary II by Sir Christopher Wren. More recently, it has been the official residence of Princess Margaret, Diana Princess of Wales, and is currently home to the Prince & Princess of Wales and their family. Built in 1605, it has roots in Jacobean architecture and is one of London's most exquisite palaces. Inside, there are exhibitions exploring the lives of Kensington's inhabitants including Victoria - A royal childhood plus see the Queen's State & King's State Apartments. Outside, the magnificent Palace Gardens  provide acres of manicured gardens and the world famous Orangery. There is a cafe in the Palace or you can take a packed lunch for the gardens. 

Discover the story of Punjabi princess and suffragette icon, Sophia Duleep Singh and five women who shaped her extraordinary life, in a new exhibition at Kensington Palace for 2026. For the first time, Queen Victoria's childhood home of Kensington Palace will offer an intimate look into six lives shaped by Empire. This new exhibition — created to celebrate Sophia's 150th birthday — will focus on the women of a royal dynasty whose destinies were profoundly and violently transformed by it. 

Price includes entrance to Palace, Gardens + The Last Princesses of Punjab Exhibition. 

Please note - there is a 20 minute walk to the Palace from the nearest drop off point.

Dropping off point – Near Kensington Palace.
Estimated time of arrival - 11.30am approx.
Departure time - 4.00pm approx. (TBC by driver on day)
Return to the local area – 7.00 to 8.00pm approx.