Buckingham Palace
BerkshireFamily FriendlyCity & CultureHistory & Heritage
Key info
CategoryFamily Friendly
Berkshire
About this attraction
About Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch in London, stands as a symbol of regal elegance and historic significance. Completed in 1837, the palace boasts stunning neoclassical architecture and serves as a focal point for royal ceremonies and events. The Changing of the Guard, a ceremonial tradition, draws visitors to witness the precision and pageantry of the royal guards. While primarily a working palace, the State Rooms are open to the public during certain times, offering a glimpse into the opulent interiors. Buckingham Palace, with its grand facade and expansive grounds, remains an iconic representation of the British monarchy.
Location
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Getting here
Scenic routes that pass nearby
Hop on any of these for a scenic ride to Buckingham Palace.
- BUSDurationN/AFrequencyEvery 30 minutes
- RAILDuration1 hour 20 minutesFrequency2 trains every hour
- RAILDuration1 hour, 57 minutes to Birmingham Moor Street and 2 hours, 11 minutes to Birmingham Snow HillFrequencyTwo trains per hour to Birmingham Moor Street and one per hour continues to Birmingham Snow Hill
- BUSDuration2 hoursFrequencyHourly
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