Buckingham Palace State Rooms Tickets

What’s more London than Buckingham Palace? Royal residence to the United Kingdom's kings and queens and home to their administrative headquarters, this cultural icon is over three centuries old while still exuding a timeless stateliness. The palace has played host to many historical events and state occasions: it saw Queen Victoria as the first monarch to reside within its hallowed halls, survived a bombing by Germans during World War II, and fêted the late Queen Elizabeth II with a 90th birthday party.

A core tenant of English history, Buckingham Palace is a must-see for London visitors. Over an hour-long tour of the landmark, guests will see a smattering of the palace’s 775 rooms to get an inside look at where the royals live, entertain, and work. Buckingham’s status as one of the few remaining working royal palaces in the world makes visiting it all the more special. Book your tickets to the Buckingham Palace State Rooms on TodayTix and prepare to hold court.

Ello, guvna! Quintessentially British, Buckingham Palace is the official residence of His Majesty the King. Still, the storied site opens its doors to thousands of visitors who tour a handful of the palace’s State Rooms and lush grounds each summer.

Buckingham Palace has hosted President Obama in the ballroom on his 2011 visit, countless debutante balls as young women enter society, and Queen Elizabeth II’s Royal Garden Parties for al fresco affairs. Now it’s time for you to get the chance to explore the palace and get a sense of royal life.

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Buckingham Palace is the royal residence, but come summertime, the famed home welcomes guests for hour-long tours. Expect to see some of the palace’s most famous rooms, learn about its 320-year history, and snap photos of a landmark the public only sees once a year.

• Walk through the palace’s most famous suites. Explore the White Drawing Room — perhaps the most beautiful of all the State Rooms with its spectacular crystal chandelier — along with the Music Room, where guests are presented on the occasion of a State Visit, and the Throne Room, which was the setting for the formal photographs following the wedding of Their Royal Highnesses The Prince and Princess of Wales.
• Get a look at some world-class finery. The State Rooms visitors can explore paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens, and Van Dyck, sculptures by Canova, exquisite examples of Sèvres porcelain, and some of the finest English and French furniture in the world.
• Explore the largest private garden in London. Following a visit, the Palace's Garden Café offers the perfect location to enjoy a selection of light refreshments while taking in panoramic views of the lake across the lawn before visiting the Garden Shop.