Royal Palaces Pass: Kensington Palace, Hampton Court and Tower of London

London, United Kingdom

Book in advance and jump the queue at the Tower of London, Hampton Court and Kensington Palace. Don't waste time waiting in lines on vacation! Your pass is valid for one visit to each attraction and is valid for two years. You'll have plenty of time to explore the stories and intrigues at each site at your leisure, as part of your own itinerary.

Tower of London
Home to the Crown Jewels, the Tower of London reverberates with dark secrets, where priceless jewels glint in fortified vaults and pampered ravens strut the grounds. Founded by William the Conqueror in 1066, and enlarged and modified by successive sovereigns, the Tower of London is one of the world's most famous and spectacular fortresses. Discover its 900-year history as royal palace and fortress, prison and place of execution, mint, arsenal, menagerie and jewel house.

Hampton Court Palace
Flamboyant King Henry VIII developed this majestic palace after acquiring it in the 1520s. The palace has fabulous furnishings, tapestries and paintings, and is set in formal gardens, which include the famous maze and Great Vine.

Kensington Palace
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, the palace also houses a stunning collection of fashionable formal dress worn for state and royal occasions. Kensington Palace will be closed to members of the public from 04 January - 26 March, 2012, due to a major renovation project taking place. It will be reopening wit a refurbished interior and gardens. In addition, there are a number of exhibitions and events lined up to celebrate all the changes in this historic building, including some of Princess Diana's never-before-seen dresses, and also a look back at Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897.

USD $71.10

Review by: QXSerenity	August 2011
Took us forever to find the Tower of London, so we weren't able to visit the Kensington Palace or the Hampton Court. The Tower of London wasn't really all that thrilling.

Review by: Emily T	July 2011
Tower of London is interesting and the Beefeater Tour is worth following. Hampton Court...gardens alone are worth the train ride out. I would skip Kensington Palace until the renovation is done unless you are a little girl who likes to visit "enchanted palaces".

Review by: Brenda C	June 2011
Hampton palace was beautiful but impossible to see all three places in the same day

Review by: Fran F	March 2011
Saves time and a bit of money if you're able to get to all three.

Review by: Marc R, United States of America	June 2010
You need to go to the tower first, which was not clear in the documents sent. Spent a whole day at the tower - so worth it. The new Kensington is "different," but interesting.

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	October 2009
Tower of London was great. Lots of History..........Kensington Palace was a disappointment. The only highlight was seeing Princess Diana's Dresses on display. Didn't make it to Hampton Court.

Review by: Tiffany L, United States of America	July 2009
I started my tour at the Tower of London, and the ticket agent was able to print all three of my passes at once. This made it very convenient. I was able to see all three places in three days.

Review by: Joyce P, United States of America	January 2009
To do the Tower of London right, you need to give yourself at least three to four hours of walking around time, which doesn't include shopping. A bit warm, surprisingly, in the castle buildings. Lots of climbing up narrow stairways. Be careful! Great event._br__br_Hampton Court is for lovers of the Tudor era. The gardens require an extra hour or so to enjoy. I did not get a chance to see the maze-it was getting dark, so I rushed through the back garden. Extraordinary grounds. Visit the garden gift shop too and especially the Tudor Kitchen gift shop. Wow, what a great place._br__br_Not enough time in one day to see all three-Kensington Palace will have to be another day. The ticket is good for one year from purchase. When you buy this event, you buy all three ticket entrances. You have to find your own way to each. No hotel pickups. There is ice skating at the Tower of London in winter holiday season. That was cool! And also an ice skating rink at Hampton Court too, along with a merry-go-round for kids. Festival-like atmosphere! Should allow 3-4 hours for each of the sites.

Review by: Ann P, United States of America	January 2009
Hampton Court was one of the most interesting things we saw on the trip.

Review by: Corrine P	January 2009
Hampton Court was one of the most interesting things we saw on the trip.

Review by: Janet P, Australia	November 2008
Saved us heaps of time queuing. Well worth seeing. Hampton Court was like stepping back in time, but all were so interesting in their own way. A must do.

Review by: Richard W, Canada	September 2008
Great value for the dollar. All three 'attractions' are well worth seeing, and having the ability to stay as long as we wanted made this a great choice. Plan on staying longer than suggested; we found we stayed at least an hour longer at each location.

Review by: Kathryn I, Australia	August 2008
Loved Hampton Court but try to leave a whole day to do it. Tower of London good too. Kensington Palace OK, but not as interesting and worthwhile seeing as other two.