Exhibitions
Althorp
The main visitor attraction for those wanting to find out more about the life and work of Diana, Princess of Wales is at the Spencer family home, Althorp in Northamptonshire. Each year during the summer, there is an exhibition at Althorp depicting the life and work of the Princess. There are audiovisual presentations and exhibits including the Princess' wedding dress, childhood letters, school reports, and details of the Princess' work for charities.
The exhibition also includes information about the work of The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund. Profits from the exhibition are donated to the Fund to
Find out more about Althorp and book tickets at www.althorp.com.
Diana: A Celebration
'Diana: A Celebration' is an award-winning exhibition that commemorates the life of Diana, Princess of Wales. It features memorabilia, personal possessions, letters and film footage. Highlights include the Princess'
Diana: A Celebration is produced by Arts and Exhibition International in association with the Althorp Estate and the Althorp Charitable Trust. All profits generated by the Althorp Estate from the exhibition support the ongoing work of The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund.
For further information, email mail@althorp.com or visit www.althorp.com/visits_exhibition.php.
Kensington Palace
The official residence of the Princess during her lifetime, Kensington Palace in London has been a royal residence since 1689 and visitors can explore the State Apartments. Further information can be found at www.hrp.org.uk.Memorials
The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain in Hyde Park and the Diana, Princess of Wales Children's Playground in Kensington Gardens are two memorials created by the Official Memorial Committee chaired by the then Rt Hon Gordon Brown, MP. They are not part of the work of The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund.
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