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About The Princess Diana Museum

After Princess Diana’s death her personal belongings were sold at private auctions and scattered all over the world. It is our mission and passion to preserve as many of her personal belongings, now historical items, as we can in one place, The Princess Diana Museum. With over 1,800 pieces of Diana’s most iconic, carefully curated, personal and historical artifacts, we currently house one of the largest collections in the world. Displayed in a 3D interactive environment, the virtual museum spans Diana’s lifetime, from early childhood through her teenage years and until her tragic death, depicting her incredible life & legacy.

Inside The Princess Diana Museum:

A virtual avatar guides you in English or Spanish through fourteen galleries displaying never seen before clothing and historical artifacts from Diana's childhood, and throughout her lifetime, accompanied by a wealth of carefully curated information.

A live location map to guide you through the entire experience

A “community chat” feature allows you to connect to other museum guests in “real time” either by text, chat or video.

Listen to exclusive personal interviews with many of the individuals and artists connected to the historical pieces that are on display in the museum. Each person tells a unique story in their own words; which in turn gives each piece displayed in the museum a new life and meaning that is forever preserved and truly magical to hear. 

Some of the individuals and artists interviewed in The Princess Diana Museum are: Richard Dalton - David Sassoon - Jacques Azagury - Caroline Charles - Roland Klein - Victor Edelstein - Mervyn Wycherley - John Minihan - John Swannell - Jeffrey Archer - Bill Mundy - Richard Young - Pegasus - Barbara Hamilton - Barry Iverson, Karen Santry and Jenni Revitt.

Iconic designer gowns beautifully displayed with amazing detail that personify Diana's legacy as a Princess

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The Princess Diana Museum is the first and only of its kind, affordable and accessible online 24/7 to all with no special technical knowledge required.  Princess Diana’s historical items have been photographed in high resolution 2D & 3D using the latest techniques in photogrammetry and virtual reality (VR) allowing visitors to see these incredible iconic pieces up close from the comforts of their own home, anywhere around the world.

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Once inside the museum a virtual avatar will guide you through the museum in English or Spanish and an exclusive community chat feature will enable visitors to share experiences in real time inside The Princess Diana Museum creating a sense of belonging.  We hope this virtual journey will unite people from all around the world and activate your desire to “give back”, help others in your community expecting nothing in return and treat each other with kindness…as Diana once did.

The Princess Diana Museum displays important pieces from Diana's life. There are over 70 articles of clothing, including never seen before shoes and dresses she wore as a baby, clothing she wore as a teenager, and most notably the iconic Versace Atelier dress she wore on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar, which was also the featured dress at “Diana Her Fashion Story” on loan to Kensington Palace for over 2 years.

Your museum access will continue to fund the expansion of The Princess Diana Museum and to support activities in furtherance of the charitable and educational purposes supported or endorsed by the Princess & the Platypus Foundation and the late Diana, Princess of Wales, during her lifetime. 

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The first-ever, walk-through photography exhibition that tells the untold story of how Princess Diana changed the world – through the lens of her official photographer

• See Diana through the lens of her official Royal photographer
• Walk-through London’s very first photography exhibition dedicated to the late Princess
• Admire iconic and exclusive photographs and watch Diana’s story unfold
• Look back at Diana’s emotional journey and hear untold stories through the audio guide
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Princess Diana Tour

This private Princess Diana tour is a walking tour that takes us to locations that played important roles in the life of Princess Diana.  This isn’t a walk for all the big tourist sights (though we see a few of them) but rather to see the parts of real London that Diana knew so well.

We will explore the expensive shopping streets of Mayfair where the beautiful engagement ring for Diana was purchased and visit 3 royal palaces (Buckingham, St James and Kensington) that played such an important part in her life.

Of course before Diana was a royal, she war born into the aristocratic Spencer family and we will visit their London family home too.

We will also visit some of her favourite shops and restaurants. See the Princess Diana memorial fountain in Hyde Park. Visit places where she sought solace during the toughest times in her life. Walk down one of the most spectacularly expensive residential streets in the world before finishing at Cafe Diana. Perhaps you’d like to visit the recently unveiled statue of Diana in the gardens of Kensington Palace. If you like this tour you may also enjoy our Royal London Tour or the Queen Elizabeth II Tour .

Departure Time:10 am City Location: London Duration of Tour: 3 hours (Approximate times as all tours are bespoke)

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London debut of the acclaimed princess diana exhibition to open in may.

Princess Diana’s life and legacy is unveiled through iconic photos at the London debut of this new exhibition.

The internationally acclaimed photography exhibition about the world’s most famous Princess will give visitors new insight into her incredible life. Princess Diana: Accredited Access Exhibition , will open at Dockside Vaults in St Katharine Docks, near London’s Tower Bridge, in May. It will offer visitors the opportunity to get to know Princess Diana and her story on a deeper level through a behind-the-lens journey.

For the first time in the UK, world-famous Royal Photographers Anwar Hussein and his two sons, Samir and Zak, share their remarkable photographs of Princess Diana and her family. Accredited by the Royal Family, the Husseins are the longest-standing family of Official Royal Photographers, having collectively spent more than four decades working side-by-side with the Princess and her family.

They received special access to document the lives of the Royals in public and captured more intimate, private moments. Each photo has a story that hasn’t been told before and is shared in the exhibition’s in-depth audio guide. Some of the iconic photos include Diana sitting alone outside the Taj Mahal, walking through a landmine field as part of her trip to Angola in 1997, the unforgettable revenge dress which dared to break Royal protocol and the Princess’ simple handshake with an AIDS patient that showed the world how to be human.

Samir and Zak followed their father’s footsteps into royal photography by capturing the lives of Diana’s sons Prince William and Prince Harry, and are now multi-award-winning photographers themselves.

Anwar, Samir and Zak Hussein © Anwar Hussein

I am honoured and humbled to have been given the opportunity to photograph Princess Diana so extensively and to have had the pleasure of having many friendly and insightful conversations with her. I am delighted that the images captured, as well as those of my sons, are coming home to London to recognise and memorialise such a remarkable woman and her sons. There are so many memories of our two families connecting and creating a special relationship, which I am pleased to be able to display in such a unique way through the exhibition.

– Anwar Hussein, official photographer for Princess Diana

Essential Information

Princess Diana: Accredited Access Exhibition will open at Dockside Vaults in St Katharine Docks, near London’s Tower Bridge.

Dates: Saturday 25th May 2024-Monday 2nd September 2024

The 60-minute experience includes complimentary access to the audio guide.

Tickets are available for pre-order now from £17 at princessdiana.london.

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The Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Walk

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Self-Guided * 7 Miles * Outdoors

This self-guided tour is a 7-mile circular walking trail in the heart of London featuring places associated with Diana, Princess of Wales . It includes stops at palaces, mansions, parks, memorials, and other landmarks related to the Princess, the royal family, and other must-see sites in London.

Ninety plaques mark the stops on the trail, created by artist Alec Peever. Each plaque contains an aluminum rose emblem, symbolizing Diana’s image and British traditions. The route was dedicated as a memorial to Princess Diana on June 30th, 2000, a day before her 39th birthday.

Diana Frances Spencer (1961-1997) was born in Norfolk, England, to an aristocratic family. At 16, after graduating from school, she met her future husband, the 29 years old Charles, Prince of Wales. Till 1981, she lived in London and worked in several low-income jobs. Then they married, and Diana entered the British Royal Family, receiving the title of the Princess of Wales. She took on many royal duties, became a patron of over 100 charities, and used her fame and love from the public to shed light on issues close to her heart, including cancer, AIDS, and homelessness.

In 1992, after 11 years of marriage and having two children, the princess and her husband divorced. That has not reduced the love she received from the public or the attention from the press, which she harnessed to raise awareness of social causes, such as the dangers of leftover landmines in Angola. Diana died in a car accident on August 31st, 1997, attempting to escape the paparazzi who followed her in the streets of Paris. She was 36 years old.

Walking The Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Walk can be started from any stop. It passes through four out of eight of London’s Royal Parks – St. James’s Park, Green Park, Hyde Park, and Kensington Gardens, and three palaces – St. James’s, Buckingham, where the princess lived before her marriage, and Kensington, where she raised her family. The walk also includes three grand houses – Apsley, Clarence, and Spencer’s family hereditary house.

Among the must-see sites on the walk is the Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain and the Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Playground in Kensington Gardens.

Other sites on the walk include Westminster Abbey, one of the world’s most famous churches and where Diana married Prince Charles, The Magazine at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery, designed by Zaha Hadid , and the Queen Victoria Memorial at the end of The Mall.

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Princess Diana Sights in London

Diana, Princess of Wales was recognised and loved throughout the world. Her death in 1997 sent millions of people into mourning and her legacy lives on to this very day, with many London visitors hoping to walk in the footsteps of the People’s Princess.

What follows is our guide to the places Princess Diana lived and visited, as well as the statues and monuments that have been built to commemorate her throughout the city.

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• Princess Diana Memorials and Statues
• Where Princess Diana Shopped and Ate

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Flat 60, Colherne Court, SW5 0EF

As an 18th birthday gift, Diana’s mother bought her a flat here at Coleherne Court in Earl’s Court. She lived here, along with three flatmates, for just under two years, moving out in February of 1981. Today there is a blue plaque that commemorates the building’s most famous resident.

Kensington Palace

After Diana’s marriage to the then Prince of Wales, King Charles III, in July of 1981, the couple moved into apartments at Kensington Palace. The double apartment on the north side of the palace would remain her home for the rest of her life. After the couple’s divorce, her private offices were moved to the Palace.

Kensington Palace became the focal point for public morning after her tragic death when millions of flowers and tributes were left outside the building’s gates by visitors from all across the world.

St. James's Palace

After Diana’s divorce from the then Prince of Wales, she was allowed not only to retain her apartment at Kensington Palace but she was also given permission to use the state apartments at St. James’s Palace. On a much more sombre occasion, the late Princess lay in state here for 5 days after her death, before it was taken to Kensington Palace to begin her state funeral.

The chapel at St. James’s Palace would later be the location of the baptism of two of Diana’s grandchildren: Prince George of Wales and Prince Louis of Wales.

  Princess Diana Memorials and Statues

Princess Diana Memorial Fountain

In 2004 a memorial fountain, honouring the life of Diana, was unveiled in Hyde Park in London.

The memorial fountain was designed by an American landscape artist, Kathryn Gustafson.

The artist wanted the fountain to be easily accessible to the public to reflect Diana’s “inclusive” personality and to reflect the fact that she was seen as an ‘accessible’ figure to the public.

The fountain cost £3.6million to construct and was pieced together using 545 separate pieces of granite from Cornwall. Although it is referred to as a fountain, it is actually more of an oval-shaped stream. The fountain is circular and runs around a patch of grass around 50m by 80m (165ft by 260ft).

The fountain is not smooth and consists of numerous cuts, elevated steps of different sizes, false ‘rocks’ and smooth pieces, but the bottom part of the fountain is a tranquil pool. All of the different effects and textures built into the stream are said to represent the parts of Diana’s life: the turmoil, and the happy times.

In addition to the above, many believe the circular formation represents the circle of life, a Mobius strip, life vs. death, or even a meaningless endeavour. The circular formation was also intended to be a path for the public to walk through to aid in contemplation and relaxation.

Kensington Palace Sunken Gardens

London’s official tribute statue to the late Princess of Wales can be found in the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace, which was unveiled by her sons on what would have been her 60th birthday in 2021.

Commissioned by Princes Willian and Harry, the statue was designed by sculptor Ian Rank-Broadley and depicts the Princess among children, highlighting her special bond with the young people she worked with throughout her charity endeavours. The gardens surrounding the statue were completely replanted in 2019 with over 4,000 new flowers introduced including forget-me-nots (Diana’s favourite flower) and white tulips, lavender, dahlias and sweepeas.

The statue received mixed reviews from critics but has been a popular visitor attraction with the general public.

Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Walk

Those wanting to walk in the footsteps of Princess Diana should consider following along on the Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Walk, which was opened on the 30th of June 2000, the day before what would have been Diana’s 39th birthday. This seven-mile-long walk takes you through the city and past “famous buildings and locations associated with the Princess during her life.” The walk is marked by 90 plaques set into the ground which were designed by sculptor Alec Peever.

Cafe' Diana - 5 Wellington Terrace, W2 4LW

Cafe’ Diana, located in Notting Hill, “pays homage to a life in the public eye that ended far too soon.” Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the cafe is decorated with photographs of the late Princess. There is even a photograph of the Princess visiting the cafe, from 1989. She was also a repeat customer, said to enjoy their fry ups, and brought her sons for breakfast as the cafe is in walking distance from Kensington Palace.

Places Where Diana Shopped and Dined

Lock & Co. - 6 St. James's Street, SW1A 1EF

A favourite with almost all member of the Royal Family, Lock & Co has been providing headwear for London’s rich and famous since the 17th century! Lord Nelson, Winston Churchill, Charlie Chaplin, and Oscar Wilde were all customers here - as was Princess Diana. Many of Diana’s hats were custom designed for her here at this shop, and today the company holds a royal warrant as they still create hats for the royal family’s favourites engagements throughout the year.

Launceston Place - 1A Launceston Place, W8 5RL

Said to be Princess Diana’s favourite restaurant, Launceston Place has been a local favourite for years. Known for classic British cooking, the restaurant hosted the Princess countless times throughout the years, even going so far as naming a dish after her: the Souffle’ Diana (which is sadly no longer on the menu!). 

Bombay Brasserie - Courtfield Road, SW7 4QH

Another locale within walking distance of Kensington Palace is Bombay Brasserie, a fine dining Indian restaurant that has been dishing up delicious cuisine for almost 40 years. Not only did Princess Diana enjoy dining here, she would routinely visit with her friends Cleo Rocos, Kenny Everett and Freddie Mercury. The group of four would reportedly often come specifically to drink peach Bellinis.

St. Paul's Cathedral

It was at St. Paul’s Cathedral, on Wednesday 29th July 1981 that Princess Diana and the now King, Charles III, were wed, in a ceremony that was broadcast to  an estimate 750million people throughout the world. A traditional Church of England wedding, it was led by the Dean of St. Paul’s and the archbishop of Canterbury in front of numerous heads of state, members of other royal families, and governmental ministers.

The couple chose St. Paul’s Cathedral over Westminster Abbey as it was larger, and also allowed a longer procession through London.

Diana’s wedding dress became an immediate trend setter and the image of her walking down the aisle, followed by the 25 foot (7.6m) train on her wedding dress became an instantly iconic image.

Buckingham Palace

After the “wedding of the century,” as it was billed, the newly married Charles and Diana rode in an open landau (bearing a “just married” sign that had been affixed to the back by Princes Andrew and Edward) to Buckingham Palace for their wedding reception. At 13:10BST the couple stepped out onto the balcony to wave to the thousands of fans that had crowded the streets around the Palace, hoping to glimpse the Prince and Princess. The couple kissed, to the delight of the crowds, starting a tradition that has carried through to other Royal weddings.

Westminster Abbey

Diana attended numerous services at Westminster Abbey throughout her time as the Princess of Wales, but it was perhaps her final association with the church that became her most enduring as the Abbey was the location of the funeral of Princess Diana. On the 6th of September 1997, Diana’s coffin was transported on an escorted gun carriage from Kensington Palace to Westminster Abbey. 2,000 people attended the ceremony and it is estimated that over 2 billion people watched the service on TV, marking one of the biggest televised events in history.

The princess was buried at Althorp, the Spencer estate where the princess grew up, on a private island in the middle of an ornamental lake, kept away from the public.

Free Tours by Foot offer private tours that can take place on any date and time of your choosing, depending on guide availability. We are able to offer a Princess Diana Tour that will include Kensington Palace, the Princess Diana Memorial Fountain, Buckingham Palace, St. James's Palace, the Princess of Wales Memorial Walk, the Mall and Westminster Abbey. If you would like to book just contact our London Manager: [email protected]

Alternatively, our public Westminster Tour covers many of these areas, as does our Royal Kensington Tour .

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Princess Diana Private Walking Tour of London

Have you ever wondered about the untold stories of Princess Diana’s secret adventures in London?

As whispers circulate about clandestine meetings and hidden treasures, a private walking tour promises to reveal the enigmatic allure that surrounded the People’s Princess.

But could there be more to these tales than meets the eye?

Join the discussion to uncover the mysteries that lie beneath the surface of Princess Diana’s private world, and perhaps find yourself entwined in a narrative of intrigue and fascination that transcends time.

• Discover iconic and hidden locations significant to Princess Diana’s life in London.
• Gain insider knowledge and stories about Princess Diana from knowledgeable guides.
• Explore Diana’s favorite spots and unwind locations away from the public eye.
• Enjoy a personalized and well-planned itinerary to immerse in Princess Diana’s London.

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Tour Highlights

Discover the enchanting tour highlights of the Princess Diana Private Walking Tour of London, where guests explore the iconic locations and hidden gems beloved by the late Princess.

The tour showcases key London landmarks significant to Princess Diana’s life, such as Kensington Palace, where she lived , and the Diana Memorial Playground, dedicated to her memory.

Visitors also explore the elegant streets of Knightsbridge, home to Harrods , a favored shopping spot of the Princess. Stopping by St. Paul’s Cathedral, guests learn about Diana’s royal wedding to Prince Charles that took place there.

The tour’s personalized itinerary ensures a comprehensive look at Diana’s London, including her favorite parks and places where she’d unwind away from the public eye.

Tour Itinerary

Embark on the Princess Diana Private Walking Tour of London with a detailed itinerary that immerses guests in the iconic locations and hidden gems cherished by the late Princess. Discover royal connections and hidden gems while your guide shares personal anecdotes and historical insights , bringing Diana’s world to life.

The tour includes visits to places like Café Diana, where the Princess was known to frequent, providing a glimpse into her private life away from the public eye. Explore the streets and parks where Diana walked and learn about the significant role these places played in her life.

This personalized experience offers a unique perspective on Princess Diana’s London, blending history with intimate details.

Tour Inclusions

Enjoy the Princess Diana Private Walking Tour of London with a range of inclusions that enhance your experience and provide convenience throughout the itinerary. Your tour guide , armed with insider knowledge, will lead you to hidden gems such as Café Diana, allowing ample time for photos and exploration.

Plus, a London Underground travel ticket is included, making transportation hassle-free as you navigate to various Diana-related sites, including her statue , fountain , and favorite parks. For cancellations, rest easy knowing you can receive a full refund up to 24 hours before the tour.

This personalized tour offers a glimpse into Princess Diana’s private world, all while enjoying the convenience of a well-planned itinerary.

Traveler Reviews

Guests have consistently praised the knowledgeable and kind guides, highlighting the enjoyable experiences during the Princess Diana Private Walking Tour of London. Travelers have commented on the insightful nature of the guides, who offer in-depth information about Princess Diana’s life and take visitors to meaningful locations.

The enjoyable experiences mentioned often include visits to hidden gems like Café Diana and exploring Diana’s favorite parks and landmarks. Plus, guests appreciate the personalized attention and flexibility of the tour, allowing them to tailor their experience to their interests and preferences.

Positive reviews frequently mention the guides’ ability to make the tour both educational and entertaining, creating a memorable experience for all participants.

Booking Information

For those interested in booking the Princess Diana Private Walking Tour of London, the process is straightforward and convenient through Viator’s online platform. To assist in understanding the booking process , below is a table outlining key details and options available:

Additional Details

To delve deeper into the Princess Diana Private Walking Tour of London, let’s now explore some additional details that enhance the experience for visitors.

Hidden Locations: Explore lesser-known spots frequented by Princess Diana, offering a unique perspective on her life in London.

Insider Insights: Gain exclusive knowledge and stories about Princess Diana shared by expert guides, providing a deeper understanding of her time in the city.

Customizable Itinerary: Tailor your tour to include specific locations or aspects of Diana’s life that interest you most, ensuring a personalized and engaging experience throughout the tour.

Customer Support

With a dedicated Viator Help Center readily available for inquiries, visitors embarking on the Princess Diana Private Walking Tour of London can rest assured that any questions or concerns will be promptly addressed. Support options include a team of knowledgeable representatives ready to assist with any query resolution.

The Viator Help Center provides ample assistance availability, ensuring that travelers have access to help resources throughout their tour experience. Whether it’s regarding the tour’s itinerary, booking process , or any other related concerns, customers can rely on prompt and effective help from Viator’s support team.

This commitment to customer support is part of Viator’s mission to offer a seamless and enjoyable experience for all participants in the Princess Diana Private Walking Tour of London.

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Common questions

Are There Any Specific Dress Code Requirements for the Princess Diana Private Walking Tour of London?

There are no specific dress code requirements for the Princess Diana private walking tour of London. However, it’s recommended to dress comfortably for walking and consider the weather. Etiquette guidelines suggest being respectful during the tour.

Can Guests Request Specific Sites or Locations Related to Princess Diana to Be Included in the Customizable Itinerary?

Guests can request specific sites or locations related to Princess Diana for inclusion in the customizable itinerary. This allows for personal touches like visiting memorial tributes or historical landmarks associated with Diana, enhancing the tour experience.

Is Transportation Provided Between the Different Locations Visited During the Tour?

Transportation options during the walking tour vary based on the itinerary. The tour guide ensures smooth logistics between sites, including walking and public transport. Guests can enjoy a seamless experience while exploring Princess Diana’s favorite spots in London.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for Participants Joining the Princess Diana Private Walking Tour of London?

Age restrictions do not apply to this tour. The tour duration can vary depending on the group’s pace and interests. Participants of all ages can enjoy exploring Princess Diana’s favorite spots in London.

Are There Any Opportunities for Souvenir Shopping During the Tour at Locations Associated With Princess Diana?

While exploring locations linked to Princess Diana, participants can discover various souvenir options and shopping opportunities. From memorabilia to gift options, guests can purchase keepsakes to commemorate their experience and connection to Diana’s legacy.

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Experience the magic of Princess Diana’s London like never before with the Princess Diana Private Walking Tour.

Explore her favorite spots, iconic landmarks , and hidden gems with a knowledgeable guide by your side. Enjoy her legacy and gain unique insights into her extraordinary life.

Don’t miss this unforgettable and intimate journey through the heart of London. Book your tour now and discover the enchanting world of Princess Diana.

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Highlights 🛍️ See the world-famous shopping mall Harrod's ☕ Get a coffee at Princess Diana's favourite café 🏰 Discover where People’s Princess lived with her Royal family 🍔 Stop by the Royal’s favourite McDonalds location ⛲ Explore Princess Diana Memorial Fountain in Hyde Park

General Info 📅 Date: Select your date directly in the ticket selector 🕒 Time: 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. ⏳ Duration: 3 hours 📍 Location: Holland Park Station 👤 Age Requirement: all ages are welcome

Description: Come along on a magical journey through the life of Princess Diana! From her favorite shopping spots to her beloved café, we will explore the places that meant so much to her. Discover where the People's Princess lived, stop by her favorite McDonalds, and admire the beautiful Princess Diana Memorial Fo untain in Hyde Park. This tour is a heartfelt tribute to a remarkable woman who touched the lives of so many. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience and get your tickets now!

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Princess Diana's life and legacy honoured in new London photo exhibition

The presentation includes images and a first-person audio guide from the longest-standing official royal photography family, the husseins.

An exhibition in honour of the late Diana, Princess of Wales , is coming to London later this year.

World-famous photographers Anwar Hussein and his two sons Samir and Zak - the longest-standing family of official royal photographers - have spent over 40 years capturing Diana and her family's greatest moments. In 2024, they're bringing their images and a first-person account of the stories behind them to the UK for Princess Diana: Accredited Access Exhibition  for the first time.

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"They received special access to document the lives of the Royals in public, as well as capturing more intimate, private moments," a press release about the exhibition explained.

"Some of these iconic photos include Diana sitting alone outside the Taj Mahal, walking through a landmine field as part of her trip to Angola in 1997, the unforgettable revenge dress  which dared to break Royal protocol and the Princess’ simple handshake with an AIDS patient that showed the world how to be human."

"Every photo has a story behind it that hasn’t been heard before and is shared in the exhibition’s in-depth audio guide." 

The 60-minute experience will be an hour of sartorial heaven for fashion fans, who'll have the chance to witness some of Diana's most iconic looks and a first-hand account of the moments she wore them as told by Anwar, Samir and Zak.

Anwar said on the exhibition: “I am honoured and humbled to have been given the opportunity to photograph Princess Diana so extensively and to have had the pleasure of having many friendly and insightful conversations with her."

"I am delighted that the images captured, as well as those of my sons, are coming home to London to recognise and memorialise such a remarkable woman and her sons. There are so many memories of our two families connecting and creating a special relationship, which I am pleased to be able to display in such a unique way through the exhibition.”

The exhibition will be held at Dockside Vaults in East London from May 25th to September 2nd. Tickets include access to the audio guide and are available to pre-order now at PrincessDiana.London .

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In six hours visit Earl Spencer’s home where Princess Diana is buried. See the State Apartments and private suite where Diana stayed during her childhood, walk in the gardens with the island where she was laid to rest and see the museum of Diana’s life and some of her dresses. Also visit the family chapel.

Available only during July and August.In 9 hours you could combine this trip with a visit to Woburn Abbey or Knebworth or Hatfield Houses, or visit nearby villages in Northamptonshire.

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The 5 best sightseeing tours of buckingham palace.

See one of Britain's top attractions on a walking, biking, bus or private taxi tour.

The Best Tours of Buckingham Palace

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A tour of Buckingham Palace is a must-do on your next London vacation.

On a visit to London , some of the top attractions are linked to the royal family. But nothing is quite as iconic as a visit to the one of the three official residences of the monarchy – Buckingham Palace . While it's only open to the public on select dates, you can relish in its beauty from the regal gates, snap a selfie and catch a Changing the Guard ceremony.

How to Tour Buckingham Palace

For about 10 weeks every summer (select dates from July 11 to Sept. 29, 2024), Buckingham Palace opens its elaborate gates, welcoming visitors to explore its lavish State Rooms, grounds and Royal Collection artworks. The Royal Mews is also open to visitors from March to October, showcasing the Royal Family's real working stables and ornate, historic carriages – including the Gold State Coach used for Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Coronation in 2022.

The Best Sightseeing Tours of Buckingham Palace

If you aren't here at the right time, fear not; this extravagant, 18th-century royal residence is just as impressive from the outside, making it worth a visit any time of year. Come on a Monday, Wednesday, Friday or Sunday morning to see the Changing the Guard ceremony – when the red-and-black-clad Royal Guard marches toward the palace, accompanied by striking military music – and see a tradition that's been running for more than 300 years. Combine it with explorations in the surrounding area of Westminster to see London at its most quintessential.

You can explore all of this independently, of course – but if you're looking to dig a little deeper, hear about the king's coronation and uncover local secrets, consider a guided London tour . Insider experts can point out the best photo spots, take you to the must-see sights and show you the ins and outs of the area while sharing  knowledge of the country's royal history along the way.

There are tons of options out there, so where do you start? Based on local knowledge and traveler review sites, here are some of the most highly rated tours.

Changing of the Guard Walking Tour

Price: From $13

Duration: 2 to 3 hours

Standout perk: Witness the pomp of the iconic Changing the Guard ceremony.

Watch the Royal Guard march toward Buckingham Palace as you witness this historic, quintessentially British spectacle on a two-hour tour of Westminster's highlights. Accompanied by a military band, you'll see the Old Guard (soldiers on duty) switch to the New Guard as they arrive at the palace from Wellington Barracks. Your guide will explain which regiment is which, before taking you on a guided walking tour past other world-famous, attractions, including Big Ben, Clarence House, the Houses of Parliament , St James's Palace and Westminster Abbey .

Recent travelers gave high ratings to the tour, saying guides were able to take them to the best photo spots for the ceremony, while offering a wealth of historical and entertaining insight.

Tours leave at 10 a.m. and depart from the corner of Piccadilly and Arlington Street (between The Ritz and The Wolseley), ending at Parliament Square.

Local tip: Look at the Horse Guards Clock on the Horse Guards Parade – the official entrance to Buckingham Palace and St James's Palace – to see a dark stain above the 2 (II, in Roman numerals). It marks the time King Charles I was executed outside the Palace of Whitehall in 1649, after being charged with treason.

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Windsor Castle & Buckingham Palace Tour

Price: From $164

Duration: 8.5 hours

Standout perk: Get a rare chance to explore the State Rooms with Buckingham Palace tickets, and tick off two of the United Kingdom's grandest royal residences in one day.

This twin-castle tour offers the opportunity to enter Buckingham Palace and see its State Rooms, Royal Collection artwork and other treasures, with commentary from an audio guide. After you've toured the palace, you'll travel by coach about 25 miles west of London to Windsor Castle – the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world, and the family home of the monarchy for more than 900 years. Explore the castle's lavish State Apartments and grounds, and visit St George's Chapel – the burial place of Queen Elizabeth II alongside many other monarchs, and the spot where Prince Harry married Meghan Markle. Recent travelers said the tour was a great opportunity to see inside both palaces. Several commented on the extensive art collection at Buckingham Palace, and many enjoyed hearing insights from the guides, although some complained about long lines. The tour takes place from July through September on select Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and leaves from Victoria Coach Station at 7:45 a.m. Local tip: Windsor Castle has its own Changing the Guard ceremony, as well as its own extensive art collection – the ceremony takes place at 11 a.m. on select days of the week.

Full-day London with Changing of the Guard and Private Cruise

Price: From $158; with optional London Eye or Harrods cream tea for an additional fee

Duration: 9 hours

Standout perk: You'll see many of London's key attractions in one day, and enjoy a river cruise thrown in for good measure.

If you want to combine a visit to see Buckingham Palace's Changing the Guard ceremony with stops at several other London spots, this is a great choice. The full-day trip begins at the UNESCO listed Tower of London where you'll have the chance to see the crown jewels.

From here you'll visit Buckingham Palace to witness the famous pomp and pageantry of the ceremony, and get the chance to admire the palace's impressive architecture from the outside. The day includes a tour of the elaborate St. Paul's Cathedral (not available on Sundays), before embarking on a boat tour of the Thames, passing key attractions including Tower Bridge and Shakespeare's Globe. The day also includes a photo stop at Westminster Abbey, where Prince William and Kate Middleton married in 2011, and a brief walking tour of Parliament Square. Travelers can choose to add a ride on the famous London Eye observation wheel (or opt for a quintessentially British cream tea at Harrods instead).

Recent travelers loved the tour and praised the guides as highly knowledgeable and entertaining. Many were impressed with how much they saw in a day and said it gave them a great introduction to London (although it's worth noting a few felt there was quite a bit of walking involved).

Tours leave from Victoria Coach Station at 7:45 a.m. and finish at the London Eye.

Local tip: If you fancy delving deeper into the Tower of London in your own time, book a ticket to see the Ceremony of the Keys. Dating back seven centuries, this nightly ceremony is when the castle gets locked up for the night, with a special exchange between the sentry and Yeoman Warder taking place at 9:30 p.m. between the atmospheric battlements – both eerie and magical.

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The London Essentials Bike Tour

Price: From $38

Duration: 3.5 hours

Standout perk: Get active on two wheels, and combine a Buckingham Palace stop with a visit to Kensington Palace and other royal sights.

This half-day guided cycling tour is a great option to get active on your London trip. You'll start at Kensington Gardens – the home of Kensington Palace, where Princess Diana lived with the now King Charles, and Queen Victoria's birthplace. From here, pedal to the Royal Albert Hall to check out this elaborate concert hall, opened by Queen Victoria in 1871. Afterward, cycle through Hyde Park and on to Green Park to reach Buckingham Palace, where your guide will regale you with little-known stories about the palace. Continue on to Trafalgar Square, Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben as you take in some of the capital's key highlights, before returning to the Royal Parks.

Recent travelers raved about the tour and were really impressed by the knowledge of the guide. Many enjoyed the small group size and said the cycling was a good, leisurely pace, with plenty to see along the way, and iced tea and snacks included as a bonus.

The tour leaves from outside the main entrance at Hilton London Hyde Park. The recommended minimum age is 9 – you can pre-book junior bikes and child seats. While the bicycle and helmet for use during the tour are included, attraction entry fees are additional.

Local tip: If you've got time after the tour, it's well worth exploring Kensington Palace a bit more. Admire the elaborate, Georgian-era King's Staircase and the King's State Gallery with its fine art collection, see the Queen's State Apartments where Mary II would come to relax or welcome guests, and visit the Sunken Garden, once a favorite spot of Princess Diana's. After, enjoy afternoon tea or lunch at the Kensington Palace Pavilion amid the gardens.

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The Premier Classic London: Private 4-Hour Tour in a Black Cab

Price: From $461

Duration: 4 hours

Standout perk: You'll see many of London's must-see attractions, and as it's a private tour, you can tailor the trip to your liking.

If you're after a private tour, this half-day trip in a classic London black cab is just the ticket.

You can choose to align your visit to Buckingham Palace with a Changing the Guard ceremony, and you'll get expert commentary from your personal taxi driver, who's also a registered tour guide. Alongside the palace, you'll pass must-see points including the Houses of Parliament, Downing Street, St James's Palace, the Tower of London, Piccadilly Circus, Shakespeare's Globe, Borough Market and Covent Garden , with options to stop along the way.

Recent travelers loved the tour and said guides were able to tailor the trip, stopping at spots both on and off the tourist trail and offering plenty of historical insight.

Your driver-guide can pick you up and drop you off at your hotel; or a central London location.

Local tip: Make a stop at Borough Market to try some of the best food in the city, with more than 100 stalls offering everything from Persian to Italian, alongside plenty of fresh produce.

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