
Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace
London, United Kingdom
Visitors can tour the palaces opulent private and state rooms or watch the changing of the guard.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Visitors can tour the palaces opulent private and state rooms or watch the changing of the guard.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Jessica N — 2 weeks ago
We didn’t go inside but, just looking at it from the outside was pretty extravagant. I’m sure experience would’ve been better if we got to visit inside. You could see the guards from the outside which was pretty cool. Till then, let’s explore.
**★★★★★ MUSTAFA FARAJ — 2 weeks ago
Buckingham Palace is one of London’s most famous landmarks and a strong symbol of the British monarchy. Its impressive architecture, beautiful gardens, and rich traditions make it a memorable place to visit. The Changing of the Guard ceremony is a major highlight, known for its color and ceremony.
Originally built in 1703 as Buckingham House for the Duke of Buckingham, it became the official royal residence in 1837 during the reign of Queen Victoria. Today, visitors can access parts of the pala
**★★★★★ Chris Avbenake — a month ago
An iconic palace and place of tourists attraction. I never expected the crowd I saw crowds of people just visiting to take shots of the palace or of them standing in front of the palace. The gold painting or plating of some part of the gates palace is very beautiful. You could see the palace guard in their attire, although I looked at them pondering what they could be thinking while standing guard.
**★★★★★ Andrew Hubbard — a month ago
Seeing Buckingham Palace in person is one of those classic London moments that really delivers. Grand, elegant, and steeped in history, it feels instantly familiar yet still impressive when you’re standing there. The atmosphere around the palace is lively, the setting is beautiful, and it’s an easy highlight to combine with a walk through St James’s Park. Even without going inside, it’s well worth the visit and a must-see for anyone in London.
**★★★★☆ Tricia Avenido — 2 weeks ago
This was a must see for me when we visited London, so I was looking to reserve tickets for the tour inside back in January when our trip wasn't until August. I'm glad I did because even that far ahead I saw time slots already selling out.
And since I did plan so far in advance, I was also able to get us tickets for the special East Wing tour that included the room behind the big balcony the royal family steps out onto to wave to the crowds.
However, there was some confusion as to where to line
















