Which tube for Diana Memorial?
Princess Diana’s Memorial playground is through Black Lion gate, opposite Queensway tube station, on the right hand side once you are through the gate.
How do I get to Princess Diana’s playground?
The nearest stations to Princess Diana Memorial Playground are:
- Queensway Station (A) is 86 meters away, 2 min walk.
- Notting Hill Gate Station, Notting Hill is 350 meters away, 6 min walk.
- Palace Gardens Terr / Notting Hill Gte (K) is 470 meters away, 7 min walk.
- Lancaster Gate is 967 meters away, 14 min walk.
Do you have to pay to see the Diana memorial?
You do not need a ticket to access the gardens and, although they were closed during the unveiling ceremony, they are open as usual from Friday 2 July.
Do you need to book for Diana memorial playground?
If you would like to bring a group of children to the Diana Memorial Playground you should book ahead using our online booking system.
Where is Princess Diana Park?
In which park is princess Diana playground located? The playground is located in Kensington Gardens in Central London.
Why is it called Elizabeth line?
Throughout most of its construction it was known as Crossrail but was renamed Elizabeth Line in 2016 after Queen Elizabeth II. The line was nearly named the Churchill Line, after the wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill, but Prime Minister Boris Johnson preferred it to be named after the Queen.
How much does Diana statue cost?
As per reports, from Friday, July 2, onwards it will be open for public viewing. People do not need to pay anything to see the statue. But to tour Kensington Palace, people have to pay $31 (£23) and children $15 (£11.50).
Is the sunken garden free?
You do not need a ticket to enjoy the Kensington Palace Gardens. However, if you would like to explore inside the palace you will need to purchase an admission ticket.
Can you walk through Kensington Palace Gardens?
Yes, it is ok to just walk down Kensington Palace Gardens (road).
What park is Princess Diana memorial?
Hyde Park
Diana Memorial Fountain – Hyde Park – The Royal Parks.