fantastic palace
Lovely palace. Didn't manage to get a ticket and get to see how it looks like in the inside. It was fully-booked for 2 days, so make sure to get your tickets early, visit it and see its beauty.
Really great summer tour of the palace, fast moving and polite staff.
Fascinating place with lots to see - a day is not enough to cover the palace & the garden! Get the Historic Royal Palaces membership if going to Tower of London & Hampton Court to get 1-yr free access
This is the most amazing palace! It is totally worth to see! The audio guide was fascinating and engaging.The cafe food pricey.This was easy to get to from central London.
Awesome palace. The only one I know in London to reinact the old life. Very cool. Maze is fun too
Lovely park to sit and relax in, next to the iconic Buckingham Palace.
Lovely for a stroll and gazing upon palaces.
A beautiful, fairly big park in the heart of London adjoining the Buckingham Palace.
The exhibition of the enchanted palace is great. Fantastic to take kids to.
This Kensington Gardens royal residence is famous for being the residence of Princess Diana. Lots of areas are open to the public. Don't miss the King's Gallery and the Enchanted Palace exhibition.
Love the new Kensington Palace. One of London's most interesting attractions
now they' transforming-The Enchanted palace's to the multi-exhibition performance for fashion.Inc designs by Vivienne Westwood-check it out guys if u're passing by open daily 10am-5pm(last admission)
make sure to go inside kensington palace, and check out the princess diana memorial
Having a walk around and take a break in the palace is amazing. A lovely place specially when it's cloudy.
Gorgeous big park, excellent to sit and relax and only short walks to Hyde Park, Kensington Palace, Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square.
Beautiful open space near the palace
One of London's lesser used parks. Great for a stroll and the view down the park towards Buckingham Palace is a beautiful frame for a picture.
Really stunning and it ends up being a great walk. Try wandering the gardens in front of the palace.
At the rear of the palace is the large garden, which together with its lake is the largest private garden in London, Here the Queen hosts her annual garden parties each summer.
No legend... Just Buckingham Palace!!! ****
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Even better than the Buckingham Palace itself are its gardens! A fairytale scenery
Totally worth a visit! The palace is incredibly beautiful and the Royal Wedding exhibition made the whole experience even more special :)
What a wonderful palace. The staff were very helpful when you ask them for more info, a lot better than the audio guide. Totally worth the visit
If here on a tour, it makes sense to retain your ticket for a free 1-year re-entry. There is a different exhibition every year. The palace itself is also very interesting and can spend 2 hours there
Henry VIII built a palace here on the site of a leper hospital. Since 1698 it has been the official royal residence in London, which is why foreign ambassadors are still ‘to the Court of St.James’.
The palace was restored in the early 19th century, following a fire that destroyed everything but a redbrick gatehouse
Es el palacio más antiguo de Londres y aunque hace dos siglos que ningún soberano vive allí se dogue sosteniendo comp resodencia real y aun es un palacio de trabajo. Allí fue velada Lady Di en privado
This glamorous Art Deco London showpiece as built in 1936, next to the remains of a medieval royal palace, and surrounded by 19 acres of garden. A striking visit!
Gorgeous 1930's Art Deco home bolted on to the remains of a Plantagenet / Tudor palace with stunning garden (and big fish in a moat kinda thingy)
Prams not allowed in the palace - bring a sling to wear your kid
The club was formed in 1905 by workers at the Crystal Palace, which moved from Hyde Park to Sydenham in 1854. It burned down in 1936.
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Kew Palace is the the most modest royal palace in London, where George III and his family lived like ‘the simplest country gentlefolk’. Inside you can find a doll’s house made by princesses.
The first royal residents of the palace were George II, his wife Queen Caroline and his growing family. But it is famous for the madness of George III.
Perfect place to spend an afternoon!!
Go to the park opposite for a photo of the memorial and Buckingham Palace together.
Great place for photos, including views of Buckingham Palace.
This statue & monument sits at the end of the approach to Buckingham Palace. The admiralty arch is cited at the other end.
A very beautiful, huge palace. Well maintained, closed on Sundays.
Amazing architecture & of course the famous Big Ben.Visit Westminster Palace inside,even if tickets are expensive.You will wander around parliament's halls/see the place where all decisions are taken.
One of the top must place to visit when in London. Tour of the Parliament must be booked in advance via internet. Verry interesting and comprehensive visit. Architecture of the building is amazing.
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