Search ×
Home London
Kensington Palace
Queen Victoria statue, Kensington Gardens.
The King's Gallery at Kensington Palace from The History of the Royal Residences by W.H. Pyne (1819), plate 66.
This is a photo of Kensington Palace, a listed building numbered 1223861.
The Orangery (1704-5), Kensington Palace, by Nicholas Hawksmoor.
A welcome reception held in 2009 for the US Ambassador, Louis B. Susman, in the Cupola Room at Kensington Palace.
Kensington Palace, the South Front. The palace was formerly known as Nottingham House. It was bought from the Earl of Nottingham by William and Mary in 1689 for £18,000.
President Barack Obama talks with the Duke of Cambridge while the Duchess of Cambridge plays with Prince George. At left, First Lady Michelle Obama talks with Prince Harry of Wales, at Kensington Palace in London, April 22, 2016. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
Kensington Palace from the south by Jan Kip. The plate was made for Britannia Illustrata (1707-8) and dedicated to "Her most Serene and most Sacred Majesty, Anne." The plate was reprinted unchanged in 1724. The watercolor tinting is modern. The planting of the parterres was by Henry Wise, but their traditional 17th-century layout, of paired plats divided by a central gravel walk, each subdivided into four, appears to have survived from the Palace's pre-royal existence as Nottingham House.

Kensington Palace

London, Great Britain

Kensington Palace is a royal residence currently home to Prince William, Kate, and their young family. Despite its regal function, much of the palace is open to visitors, drawing tourists from around the world. Its association with Princess Diana adds to its appeal, making it a must-see destination for many.

The King's Gallery

One of the highlights of Kensington Palace is the King's Gallery. This stunning Regency period court drawing room showcases a remarkable collection of paintings, including works by the renowned artist Van Dyke. The gallery's grandeur and historical significance offer a glimpse into royal life and artistic heritage.

Dining at The Orangery

After exploring the palace, visitors can enjoy a meal at The Orangery, the on-site restaurant. Known for its charming ambiance, the restaurant provides a perfect spot to relax and savor delicious offerings amidst the royal surroundings.

Source - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kensington_Palace
Developed by Reflex.com.ua
Cities
Contacts
  • info@reflex.com.ua
Social media