- Visiting Buckingham Palace. Tourists can visit the Royal Palace, but it's only open to the public a couple of months a year: between July and October.
- The State Rooms of Buckingham Palace, open to the public during the summer, provide an intimate glimpse into the grandeur and history of the British monarchy.
- Although not all royal family members live at Buckingham Palace, those who do, including the monarch, carry out most of their daily duties from there.
- There have been manors and houses on the site of Buckingham Palace since the Middle Ages, but the palace in its current form was built in about 1703.
- Buckingham Palace Facts. The Palace has 775 rooms, including 92 offices, 78 bathrooms, 52 bedrooms, and 19 staterooms.
- The history of Buckingham Palace can be traced back to 1608 and a folly of King James VI and I, the first monarch to rule over a somewhat united Great Britain.
- From sumptuously furnished state rooms to wonderful works of art, the public now has greater access to Buckingham Palace than at any other time in history.
- Buckingham Sarayı, Londra’daki The Mall yolunun sonunda bulunan İngiliz hükümdarlığının sembolik ikametgahı ve idari merkezi.
- For anyone visiting London for the first time, Buckingham Palace is a top London attraction to visit.
- Buckingham Palace is the most expensive leader residence in the world. Around 400 people work at Buckingham Palace, each serving unique tasks.