The Queen’s Gallery Buckingham Palace Tickets

With an entrance built in the neoclassical style and housing almost 500 works of great art, the Buckingham Palace Queen’s Gallery is an esteemed public art gallery at Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch. This gallery features art, mostly paintings and drawings, from the Royal Collection on a rotating basis. Built in 1962, Buckingham Palace Queen’s Gallery is home to evolving exhibitions (including, in 2019, 200 of Leonardo da Vinci's drawings).

A new exhibit, Style & Society: Dressing the Georgians, is on display through October 8, 2023. See what Georgians wore in 1700s Britain, from the practical dress of laundry maids to the gowns worn at court. From the frilly dresses of the Rococo period in the 1700s through the more refined 1800s, a period in which technology boomed and the Industrial Revolution changed commerce, this exhibition offers a glimpse at the sartorial lives of a key period of British history.

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The Buckingham Palace Queen’s Gallery is accessible via public transportation and is a wonderful space for families, art lovers, or monarch historians to spend an hour or two.

This summer and fall, for a limited time only, feast your eyes on Style & Society: Dressing the Georgians, a new exhibition that documents the clothing and art of eighteenth-century Britain. Georgians helped develop many trends we consider normal today, including leisure shopping, trend influencers, and the start of the specialized fashion press. Through artifacts and art, understand how people's lives 250 years ago were not so different from our own.

What to Watch For

The Buckingham Palace Queen’s Gallery is a public gallery with rotating exhibits from the Royal Collection, featuring hundreds of artistic works.

• See great art from the Georgian period. Get up close to magnificent paintings, prints and drawings by artists including Gainsborough, Zoffany, and Hogarth, as well as luxurious textiles, sparkling jewellery, and a range of accessories from snuff boxes to swords.
• Spot the fashionistas. Women in flowing dresses, men in golden court suits: the Georgian Era was fashionably ostentatious and full of influencers and icons. Paintings and wardrobe pieces nod to the sartorial splendor of this period.
• Take part in engaging lectures. From a history of coronation dress to dressing children in the eighteenth century, the Buckingham Palace Queen’s Gallery also hosts in-person and online discussions to enhance visitors’ education and engagement.