You can watch the Changing of the Guards on most days (if you can get anywhere near it for tourists). You can also visit the Queens Gallery, an exhibition of paintings which are the personal property of the reigning Monarch and the Royal Mews, a collection of some of the Queen's Horses and Royal Carriages. For a short period of time during the summer months, you can also visit some of the State Rooms within the Palace itself.
Yes, there are tours of the public rooms .NOT the family quarters.
Yes, but you must be invited. There are no tours or open public areas.
yes because if people wanted to go inside and it is boringbecause if you just stay out side
Buckingham House was built for the Duke of Buckingham. When royalty started living there, they enlarged it and called it Buckingham Palace.
In Buckingham palace there used to be 40 elevators and they put another 60 elevator so now there are 100 elevators in Buckingham palace
Buckingham Palace
Over 800 members of staff are based at Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace was called Buckingham House after the Duke of Buckingham who built the original building.
Buckingham palace.
Buckingham Palace Buckingham Palace Road/The Mall LONDON SW1A 1AA.
The address is Buckingham Palace, Buckingham Palace Road, London S.W.1A 1AA
Built by the Duke of Buckingham as his house.
yes there was a robbery at buckingham palace.
Buckingham Palace was created in 1703.
yes there was a robbery at Buckingham Palace.
Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace London SW1A 1A
When she is in London, the Queen lives at Buckingham Palace.
Buckingham Palace opened in 1703
Buckingham palace is in the United Kingdom; specifically, London, England.