Kensington Palace encapsulates centuries of style. During your visit, take a delicious tea in the 18th century Orangery within the Palace grounds, as you soak up the atmosphere of this stunning location.

What's included:
 - Entrance to Kensington Palace and audio tour
 - Access to the beautiful State Apartments
 - Unique opportunity to see ‘The Last Debutantes’ exhibition, marking the 50th anniversary of the last court presentations
 - Delicious afternoon tea at the 18th century Orangery
 - Allow approx 2 ½ -3 hours for your experience, (although there is no time limit)
 - Experience gift pack including smart wallet, personalised voucher and message card
 - PA cover to a value of £50,000 plus cancellation indemnity 

How it works:
- Your gift recipient will receive a stylish gift pack containing the experience gift voucher, a mini-brochure explaining what will happen on the day, instructions on how to book the experience and (if you'd like) a short personal message from you.
- They can then choose a time and date that is suitable for them.
- Experience vouchers are valid for 9 months from date of purchase
 
What happens on the day:
Your visit to Kensington Palace will include an audio tour, taking you through the sumptuously-decorated rooms and telling you the story of the etiquette of dressing for Court.  You will be able to see the famous Royal Ceremonial Dress collection.  You’ll also have access to the beautiful State Apartments, including the Cupola Room (where Princess, later Queen Victoria was baptised) and the King’s Gallery, with its excellent collection of 17th century paintings and the remarkable wind dial.
You’ll also have a unique opportunity to see ‘The Last Debutantes’ exhibition.  Visitors will be guided through a journey into the glamorous and alluring world of the debutante with a new exhibition marking the 50th anniversary of the last court presentations.  Fashionable afternoon dresses and ball gowns, including stunning examples of couture by Christian Dior and Pierre Balmain, as well as accessories worn by some of the ‘debs’ during the final Season of 1958 will be displayed in this multimedia exhibition which tells their stories against the backdrop of dramatic social change that heralded the arrival of the Swinging Sixties.  (Please note that exhibitions may be subject to change).
Following your tour, you’ll enjoy a delicious afternoon tea at the stunning 18th century Orangery within the Palace grounds.  Your tea might include delicate cream cheese and cucumber sandwiches, freshly-baked fruit scones with Cornish clotted cream and strawberry jam, home-made Orangery cakes and a selection of freshly-brewed teas and coffees.