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Visit Kensington Palace for Free - Save over £12

Generations of royal women have shaped this stylish palace and elegant gardens from Queen Mary to Victoria and, more recently Diana, Princess of Wales.

Today a unique collection of dresses worn by Princess Diana, including some never before displayed at Kensington Palace are shown in Diana Fashion and Style, an exhibition that charts the early days from the 1983 silk evening dress by Donald Campbell to the full blown style icon, demonstrated by the sleek black Gianni Versace cocktail dress, worn in 1995.

Included in admission until 17 March 2010, Last Debutantes: 1958 the Season of change, an exhibition uncovering the last court presentations as visitors are taken on a journey into the glamorous and competitive world of the Debutante.

London Pass might be a great benefit when visiting Kensington Palace. London Pass you will get:

- Free Ticket worth £12.50
- Fast Track
- Free Audio Guide
- 20% discount in the Orangery Restaurant

Not far from Kensington Palace you will find Royal Albert Hall, another London's must see attraction, which by the way is also a member of the London Pass scheme. Visiting just those 2 Attractions would cost you £20.30, but those are Free for London Pass holders

REMEMBER - there are over 50 other attractions in London, where you will get free entry and fast track. London Pass not only saves you money on entrance but will also save your time avoiding all the long lines - Check out how the London Pass works.

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