Diana's Residence at Kensington Palace
Princess Diana lived at Kensington Palace in London after her divorce from Prince Charles. The palace served as her private home and the base for her charitable work. She remained closely connected to the royal family while using the residence to focus on public engagements.
Public Role and Charitable Work
While based at Kensington Palace, Diana became known for her involvement in campaigns on landmines, HIV/AIDS, and homelessness. She often carried out visits and public appearances from the palace, using the building as a hub for her charitable activities. Her work drew global attention and shaped modern royal philanthropy.
Legacy and Continued Public Interest
Diana's time at Kensington Palace remains a key part of her public story. The palace still hosts exhibitions and events related to her life and legacy. Visitors and researchers continue to explore her impact on the monarchy and charitable sectors through official records and public programs.
Learn more about Kensington Palace and its history on the official royal website Historic Royal Palaces.
