Buckingham Palace Guided Tour

If you've always fancied taking a sneak peak at the inner workings of the Queen's home, then sign up for the Buckingham Palace guided tour for an exclusive look at the opulent State Rooms.

Buckingham Palace guided tour
Conducted by an expert guide and taking in the nineteen State Rooms of the official London residence and working headquarters of the Queen, the Buckingham Palace guided tour is a rare opportunity to experience the historic and aristocratic atmosphere of these parts of the palace first hand. The tour takes in the rooms that are used by the Queen and other members of the royal household to receive and entertain state leaders on important official visits to Britain.

Magnificent art
The nineteen State Rooms that will be visited on the exclusive Buckingham Palace guided tour include many treasures from the Royal Collection, including masterpieces by Rembrandt and Rubens. Sculptures by Canova, Sevres porcelain, and fine English and French furniture will all be on display.

Tour details
The expert guided tour will be available at selected times on 15th April, 25th April and 1st May 2009. The tour takes around two hours, and as there is a maximum of 30 people for each session, you have more of a chance of being able to get an unobstructed view of all the art and history on show.

The Buckingham Palace guided tour sessions take place on Wednesday 15th April, Saturday 25th April, and Friday 1st May 2009. The tours cost £65.00 per person. For more information and to book your place on a tour, call 0207 766 7322.

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