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About Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace, known as the home of her Highness, the Queen is touted as the epitome of royalty, grace, and honour. The Palace is the cardinal point for focusing on national and crucial events namely the Platinum Jubilee and the unvarying ‘Changing the Guard Ceremony’. You can checkout what's inside the Buckingham Palace by visiting the Palatial State rooms that are open to tourists for 10 weeks every summer and on selected dates in winter and spring. You can also club your visit to the State Rooms with a guiding walking tour of the well-manicured garden with the Buckingham Palace entry tickets.


The garden is also known as the walled oasis in the middle of London as it boasts more than 200 trees, 350 types of wildflowers, and more. The Buckingham Palace Tickets also offer access to the Palace shop which is a gateway to exclusive gifts created along the lines of the Royal Palace along with artworks in the Royal Collection. The Staterooms resume their operation in the summer season for more visitor action. During this season the visitors can also satiate their hunger with delectable cakes, snacks, and cold drinks at the Garden Cafe on West Terrace. The view of the garden opens towards the lake and is a good way to munch on some delectable bites.

Why To Book Buckingham Palace Tickets?

It is recommended to book Buckingham Palace tickets online that saves up time and also helps you avail good discounts on the prices. As it is known, the Palace is open for 10 weeks every summer and on selected dates in Winter and Spring; hence it might get difficult to get a ticket for your favourite date when you book the ticket in person. It was always better to pre-book Buckingham Palace entry tickets to avoid confusion, the disappointment of not being able to fetch a slot, and also the thick crowd you will find at the ticket counter.

Highlights of Buckingham Palace Tickets
Inclusions of Buckingham Palace Tickets
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  • The Buckingham Palace tickets are an entry into the big, royal world of the first family of England. One can’t help but marvel at the princely and grand architecture that syncs well with its magnanimity.
  • The Queen’s Gallery in the Palace has its own charm and identity. The arcade is full of artistic geniuses and masterpieces that will dazzle everyone at the first sight.
  • The historical carriages and the finely maintained group of stables are fascinating and strike the right chord.
  • Spend quality time unwinding at Buckingham Palace by taking a stroll around and inside Queen Victoria's galleries.

What’s Inside Buckingham Palace?

Buckingham Palace is one of the most welcome and royal interventions of your trip to London. It has 772 rooms but for public show and display only the State Rooms are open in the Palace’s West Wing. The first stop of the expedition is on a raised platform called the Quadrangle. After reaching there, visitors can go inside the Grand Hall and see the Grand Staircase where the main rooms of the Palace can be found. On top of the Grand, the staircase is the Guard Room which has a marble statue of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. The Throne room also will give you a sneak peek into a royal wedding with pictures. The tickets for Buckingham Palace include visiting some of the most iconic nooks and hallways at the Palace.

The State Room
The State Rooms

These public rooms of the archetypal and the exemplary decor in the State Rooms are where the Royal family receives and entertains its guests for state and official occasions. There are 19 State Rooms that signify George IV and his taste. The rooms have been adorned with the most enviable collection of paintings by Van Dyck and Canaletto, sculptures by Canova, and modern contemporary and classical furniture from English and French styles. Different State Rooms have diverse uses. For instance, the Throne Room is used by The Queen for all official ceremonies and guest entertainment.

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Throne Room

The Buckingham Palace tickets also include a visit to the Throne Room that has some of the most enthralling glory at display. The elegance displayed here in terms of royal colours of red and golden, and the radiating chandeliers clinging from high ceilings is good enough proof of the time taken to handpick everything for the room to dazzle. The dramatic arch and the silky canopies were conceptualised by the architect John Nash. He has given it a dramatic look with thrones, the Chairs of Estate being the main draw. The Chair has an embroidered EIIR that was used by The Queen when the coronation started till the point when she was crowned the glory. Post the crowning the queen sat in the Throne Chair which is a remarkable journey of grit, determination, and responsibilities.

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The Ballroom

Your Buckingham Palace entry tickets also include a visit to the next State Room called the Ballroom. It was primarily named the Ball and Concert Room and has a musicians gallery. The room is now used for official purposes to host banquets and ordination ceremonies. There are two thrones in the Ballroom and have a stem-winding vivid recollection when you go back. The striking core part of the Ballroom symbolises history, wth accolades achieved for bravery and administration.

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Music Room

This was originally known as the Bow Drawing Room and is a flamboyant mix of colours and patterns. The Parquet floor is made of several kinds of wood including Mahogany, Tulipwood, Rosewood, and others. The finest English artisans had conceptualised and curated this room with skilled upmanship and finest quality raw materials. These architectural marvels are a good enough reason to immediately go online and book tickets for Buckingham Palace.

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Picture Gallery

The Picture Gallery is a fancy and ornate display of some of the greatest paintings in the Royal collection. Here again, the Picture Gallery is the brainchild of John Nash as a part of his transformation of the Palace. The collection keeps changing and one will usually find a mix of Dutch, Flemish, and Italian works from the 17thh Century adorned on its rose-flowered walls. It also is a setup meant for receptions hosted by the members of the royal family.

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The Grand Staircase

The design and structure were conceived by John Nash who has been a long ardent London Theatres follower and his work speaks amples of the influence. The moment one sets their eyes on the Grand Staircase, it will enliven a child-like excitement of what is to follow. The Grand Staircase has a continuous band of portrayal of the members of the royal clan.

Palace Garden
Palace Garden

The Palace Garden is one of the most sprawling green places in London, spreading across a 16-hectare garden. The vivacious lushes include a 150-metre border and a well-maintained vibrant rose garden for those who love colours. Upon further exploration, you can also check out the summer house for delicate plants, the gigantic Waterloo Vase, and the Palace Tennis court that was used by King George VI and Fred Perry to play. The garden has a rapturous reputation for being the zone for the Queen’s garden parties. It is an absolute blissful system; blessed by great weather and colourful magic.

Changing Of The Guard
Changing The Guard

Don’t delay booking your Buckingham Palace tickets for the visions, the customs, and the architecture of the Royal Palace as it will mark an unforgettable experience in your travel diary. The Changing the Guard Ceremony also known as Guard Mounting takes place when one set of troops takes over from the on-duty ones. The Queen’s Guard essentially comprises St James’ Palace and detachments on Buckingham Palace. The New Guard in the ceremony marches over to Buckingham Palace from Wellington Barracks with customary music playing.

Treasure Of The Palace
Treasures of the Palace

Buckingham Palace is a treasure trove of an expansive collection of paintings, art objects, and furniture that are pleasing to the eye. The objects are well-placed and located tactfully in every room. Visitors can discover the room-by-room listing with the collection of objects explained in detail.

Know Before You Book Buckingham Palace Tickets

Essential Information
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  • When one arrives at Buckingham Palace, visitors have to ensure their baggage is taken through proper security checks for obvious reasons. The baggage can be claimed post the visit gets completed.
  • In your Buckingham Palace tickets, one can also take photographs and videos if used for non-commercial purposes.
  • Mobile phones must be kept switched off inside the Gallery.
  • When you book the Buckingham Palace entry tickets, you will be required to reach the location at least 15 mins before the scheduled time. Latecomers are not allowed.
  • Children under 4 years do not require Buckingham Palace tickets, while those aged between 5-17 will be charged the infant price.
  • Individuals aged between 18-24 yrs who buy the Buckingham Palace entry tickets will be charged as per child price basis and those above 25 will be charged as adults.
  • Location: Buckingham Palace is located in the City of Westminster.
  • When you book Buckingham Palace entry tickets note that it is open from Thursdays to Mondays from 9 AM to 5.45 PM. Entry is on a timed admission point and it is better for others to reach at least 10 minutes prior to the entry point
  • The best time to visit is in summer as the weather is pleasant and offers amazing time at the palace.

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