Kensington Palace

  Kensington Palace, located in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, has served as a royal residence since the 17th century. Originally built in 1605, it became the birthplace of Queen Victoria and is filled with rich history. Today, Kensington Palace functions as both a museum and a residence, showcasing exhibitions related to royal life and the history of the British monarchy. Visitors can explore the stunning gardens adorned with a variety of flowers and learn about the palace's former occupants, especially during the open-air events held from May through September. The picturesque setting offers splendid views and a glimpse into royal history within its picturesque façade along Kensington Gardens.