Kensington Palace Gardens Walk & Royal High Tea

Name: The Kensington Palace Gardens Royal High Tea
Start: 2026-10-01
End: 2027-12-30
Location: Kensington Palace

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Useful things to know before your visit

Address: Queensway station, Bayswater Road, Bayswater W2 4SS

What are the dates?

1st October 2026 to 10th January 2027, and 3rd March to 30th December 2027 · Closed (mid Jan-Feb); Wed-Sun (Mar); Mon-Sun (Apr & Oct-Dec)

How long does the event last?

2 hours

How much do the tickets cost?

Prices start from £125

Which buses go to Queensway station?

Bus routes 7, 23, 27, 36, 70, 94, 148 and 390 all stop close by

Which is the closest train station?

The nearest station is Queensway on the Central line

Which other attractions are nearby?

Here are two attractions within 15 minutes walk of Queensway station: Kensington Palace and Kensington Gardens

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Enjoy a pleasant stroll through Kensington Gardens followed by a High Tea inside the Orangery at Kensington Palace.

Guided tour of Kensington Gardens

The Italian Gardens in Kensington Gardens

After meeting your guide outside Queensway station you'll enter the park by the Italian Gardens and admire its statues and splashing fountains, before going for a 50-minute walk around the grounds.

Following the edge of the Serpentine you'll stop by the famous Peter Pan statue, take in the view from the Physical Energy Statue, and see the birds by the Round Pond.

Queen Victoria statue in front of Kensington Palace

You'll then walk along the front of Kensington Palace (entry not included) and admire the Sunken Garden and its statue of Diana that was recently unveiled by Prince William and Harry.

All the while your expert guide will be sharing some interesting stories and insights about the Royal Family and the famous residents who lived at the palace - like Queen Victoria, Princess Margaret and Princess Diana.

High Tea in the elegant Orangery

High Tea in the Kensington Palace Orangery

The hour-long tea will take place in the Orangery, an airy garden pavilion built for Queen Anne in 1704 as a place to grow her citrus trees and host lavish parties. (In the rare cases when the Orangery is closed, tea will be taken in a prestigious venue nearby.)

The food will include a selection of sandwiches, scones, cakes and English teas.

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