Combo: Frameless London + Kensington Palace Tickets

Your experience

Move from immersive digital galleries at Frameless London to the lived in royal spaces of Kensington Palace, all in one easy plan.

Getting started

Start at either attraction and show your mobile ticket at the entrance. After a quick security check, head inside and explore at your own pace. At Kensington Palace, follow the visitor route through rooms and exhibitions.

What to expect

Frameless London

Enter large scale digital galleries where famous artworks are projected across walls and floors, surrounding you with moving visuals and carefully designed sound.

Features:

• Four unique galleries: Explore Beyond Reality, Colour in Motion, The World Around Us, and Art of Abstraction, each offering a different style of immersive visual storytelling.

• Famous artworks by famous artists: See works by artists like Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, and Salvador Dalí transformed into large scale digital experiences.

• Sound and projection: Carefully layered soundtracks and high resolution projections create environments where paintings feel alive, changing as you move through each gallery.

• The unmissable ‘Art of You’ experience: Step in front of the camera and see yourself transformed into different artistic styles, with digital and printed keepsakes available to purchase on site.

Kensington Palace

Walk through a historic royal home that has housed generations of the British royal family, with rooms and exhibitions offering a closer look at personal lives behind the palace walls.

Features:

• Palace interiors: Move through elegant rooms that reflect royal life, from formal spaces to more intimate areas that reveal how residents lived within the palace.

• Exhibitions: Visit displays such as Last Princesses of Punjab, sharing stories of royal lives, identity, and connections across cultures and generations.

• Palace gardens: Step outside into landscaped gardens that offer a quieter setting, with pathways and open spaces surrounding the historic palace building.