This powerful new exhibition at Kensington Palace explores the extraordinary life of Princess Sophia Duleep Singh: suffragette, royal, and activist, alongside the influential women in her family. Through rarely seen objects, letters, photography and immersive interpretation, it reveals a compelling narrative of empire, exile and resistance, marking the 150th anniversary of Sophia’s birth.

The exhibition can be experienced through private guided tours, offering exclusive access with expert interpretation tailored to audience interests. These take place before the palace opens to the public, creating a more intimate and engaging environment for networking, learning and discussion.

The exhibition can also be seamlessly incorporated into evening events and private hires at Kensington Palace, allowing guests to explore the galleries as part of a wider drinks reception or dining experience within the palace’s historic State Apartments.

Combining rich storytelling with exclusive access, the Last Princesses of Punjab exhibition provides a distinctive and memorable cultural highlight for corporate entertaining in London.

The exhibition will run until the 8th November 2026. Please contact the Kensington Palace events team for more information kensingtonpalaceevents@hrp.org.uk