This display of dresses explores the Princess’s iconic style (included in admission ticket).
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The King's staircase walls and ceiling are painted with William Kent’s vivid portrayals of George I’s court and its characters. As you climb the impressive staircase, can you spot the famous faces?
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The Cupola Room
The Cupola Room sits at the very heart of the Palace and was the central room of the state apartments. Its ornate decorative scheme includes a series of gilded lead statues representing Roman Gods and Goddesses. It is however the lavishly painted walls and ceiling which steal the show in this room. Click here to read more
The largest and longest of the state apartments at Kensington Palace, the King's gallery is as spectacular today as it was when decorated for King George I in 1727.
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Celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the planting of the beautiful Sunken garden by enjoying the views of this intimate and tranquil oasis. Access is free and does not require a Palace ticket.
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