Experience royal residence intimacy with EV Chauffeurs' executive London palace service. Perfect for corporate events in palace grounds, fashion exhibitions, or historical tours, our luxury vehicles provide premium Kensington Gardens access with coordination for specific exhibitions and garden walks.

Kensington Palace originally Nottingham House transformed by Christopher Wren for William III in 1689, Kensington Palace served as a favored royal residence through the 18th century and remains home to minor royals today. The palace combines State Apartments with private residences within Kensington Gardens. Key viewpoints include the King's State Apartments with their painted ceilings, the Queen's State Apartments showing Georgian elegance, the Victoria Revealed exhibition about the queen's childhood, the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection's fashion history, the Sunken Garden's seasonal planting, and the Orangery restaurant. The palace represents royal domesticity, architectural adaptation, and public accessibility in a working royal home.