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Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace and the Queen’s Gallery
No visit to London would be complete without experiencing the
pomp and ceremony of the changing of the guard at Buckingham
Palace, but now visitors can actually get a peek inside during the
annual summer opening of the State Rooms, and see some of the
Queen’s private art collection at the newly opened
Queen’s Gallery. Originally the town house of the Dukes of
Buckingham, Buckingham Palace has served as the official London
home of Britain’s monarchs since 1837. Look to see whether
the Royal Standard (not the Union Flag) is flying, which indicates
that the Queen is in residence.
Address: Buckingham Palace Road
Post code: SW1A 1AA
E-mail: bookinginfo@royalcollection.org.uk
Website: www.royal.gov.uk
Telephone: (0)20 7766 7300
Transport: Green Park underground station
Opening time: Various, see website for details.
Admission: State Rooms: £16.50 (adults), £9.50 (children under 17 years); concessions and combined tickets available. Queens Gallery: £8.50 (adults), ££4.25 (children under 17). Advance booking advised