Palace highlights

Discover why these are unmissable things to see and do at Kew Palace

Kew Palace
  1. Doll's house
    You've never seen a doll's house like this before
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  2. George III's waistcoat
    This turquoise silk damask waistcoat belonged to an ailing George III
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  3. Jigsaw cabinet
    This extraordinary cabinet contains some of the earliest jigsaw maps in existence
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  4. Madame Tussaud bust of George III
    This amazing bust of George III was made by Madame Tussaud
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  5. People’s Library
    Find out more about Kew Palace and royal life in the 18th century
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  6. Princesses’ bedrooms
    Unique view into the princesses' bedrooms, on the first and second floors
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  7. Queen Charlotte’s chair
    The chair that Queen Charlotte rested in when she died
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  8. Queen Charlotte's Cottage
    This tiny cottage was built for Queen Charlotte at around 1771
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  9. Kew Palace
    Where the royal family lived as the 'simplest country gentlefolks'.
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