Overall this was a very interesting exhibition. I wouldn't have gone to see Kensington Palace without the exhibition as it is not that interesting from an architecture point of view. A couple of negative points. They let in too many people for each 30-minute slot, so it is difficult to see the dresses properly. The information cards for each item are far too small, so people gather around them and this slows the queues inside and makes it difficult to enjoy the exhibition.

Going with Get Your Guide is great, because of the flexibility of the ticket - you can choose to pay later, and can change your time slot, if your itinerary needs to change. Kensington Palace itself is Ok. It is small and simple in design (compared to other palaces). Couture to Crown exhibition was on when I was there. Interesting exhibition. Expected to see more of Princess Di’s clothes. If you are looking for more history stuff, Hampton Court Palace is better.

When we booked this tour we were expecting to see the palace and rooms inside it learning about the history. Instead the majority of the tour was based on an exhibit they were showing at the time that we had little interest in. It was a fashion exhibit with pieces from the Met Gala and not many historical fashion pieces showcased. That took over majority of the rooms in the palace. Once you go through all of that they have a small section where you can learn about Queen Victoria's childhood and see a few rooms she grew up in. If you are into fashion this is a great time to see the exhibit but if you are not I suggest not visiting. We expected to see the exhibit but what we didn't expect was for it to take over majority of the palace rooms.