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Kensington Palace Step 1/3 Kensington Palace Consumer rating 87% Details Originally a private country house, public visitors are now warmly welcomed into Kensington Palace – the birthplace ... Station: High Street Kensington Tube Location map What? 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Relive the moment in the Victorian Rooms when the young Princess Victoria discovered that she was to become Queen. Admire the family portraits and original furnishings adorning the homely Queen’s Apartments. Revel in the grandeur of the King’s Apartments, saturated with paintings and works of art from the Royal Collection, and find sanctuary in the calming Cupola Room where Princess Victoria was christened. No tour of the palace is complete without taking a turn around the elegant 18th Orangery and Sunken Garden designed to host elaborate court entertainments during the reign of Queen Anne. Did You Know? In 1725-6 King George I introduced a number of exotic animals into the gardens of Kensington Palace - including three tigers and two extremely rare civet cats. Ticket includes: - admission to all of the State Apartments, the Orangery and Sunken Garden Annual Visitor Figures: 200,000 Opening and Closing Times: 1 March – 31 Oct Open: Daily 10:00-18:00 Last admission: 17:00 1 Nov – 28 Feb Open: Daily 10:00-17:00 Last admission: 16:00 Closed: 24-26 December A VOUCHER MUST BE PRINTED OUT AND TAKEN TO THE ATTRACTION AFTER THE BOOKING HAS BEEN MADE. Sarah Bolton London Attractions Editor Click here to contact me Top Ten Most popular attractions 1.  Buckingham Palace 2.  Madame Tussauds and Chamber 3.  Tower of London 4.  London Dungeon 5.  Tower Bridge Exhibition 6.  London Aquarium 7.  Dali Universe 8.  Kensington Palace 9.  St Paul's Cathedral 10.  Sherlock Holmes Museum

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