Buckingham Palace State Rooms Ticket with Royal Walking tour

Your experience starts with a walking tour which begins near Buckingham Palace itself, where you will be met by your guide who will help you get acquainted with the Royal neighbourhood. Your guide will tell you interesting stories and give you background about the palace. You will also learn about the esoteric and somewhat quaint lives of the British royalty.

Make your way past St. James Palace, the official residence of the Queen, and follow this up with a lovely stroll through St James Park, which once held the Royal Zoo. You can then walk up the Mall, which resembles a red carpet leading up to the palace, and admire Clarence House, the current residence of Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall.

After the walking tour, you can enjoy special timed entry to the Palace, and with your personal audio guide, explore the lavish rooms at your will. See the 19 State Rooms that are used by the members of the royal family themselves. Be dazzled by the 47 metre-long Picture Gallery and get a rare look at The King’s artistic preferences in a new 2025 exhibition featuring 70 Royal Collection masterpieces.

Though guides are not allowed to speak inside the palace, your guide will regale you with tales of the members of the Royal Family who have lived in the Palace at one point or the other so you have context for the historical audio commentary you will receive in a language of your choice allowing you to learn more about the venue. Gain valuable insights and information about the Buckingham Palace as you stroll the halls and discover the secrets of the palace.

Buckingham Palace State Rooms Ticket with Royal Walking tour

Discover Buckingham Palace on this comprehensive guided walking and palace tour that includes a ticket to the State Rooms, an audio guide in multiple languages, and access to the Palace Ballroom for The King’s Tour Artists exhibition. This tour covers over 52 rooms within the palace, including the Grand Staircase, Picture Gallery, Throne Room, White Drawing Room, Green Drawing Room, Blue Drawing Room, Red Drawing Room, and Ball Supper Room. Guests will spend approximately two hours walking through London's most iconic landmarks with a knowledgeable local guide who shares fascinating facts about each site, such as Prince Philip’s barber shop on the Crown Estate. The tour also features time inside Buckingham Palace to explore its numerous masterpieces by renowned painters like Rembrandt, Canaletto, and Rubens, along with antique French and English furniture scattered throughout. With a total of 775 rooms, Buckingham Palace is one of London's most significant landmarks, built in the early 19th century and expanded to cover an area of approximately 77,000 square feet. The palace has been the official residence of the British monarch since Queen Victoria’s accession in 1837.

Explore Buckingham Palace State Rooms

Your tour stops at Buckingham Palace where you can witness the grandeur of its State Rooms, each filled with masterpieces by legendary painters. The palace was built in 1703 and expanded to cover approximately 775 rooms, including over 52 State Rooms that showcase an impressive collection of art and furniture. Guests spend around two hours exploring these opulent spaces, admiring the antique French and English furniture and paintings by artists such as Rembrandt, Canaletto, and Rubens. The palace's Ball Supper Room is particularly notable for its stunning chandeliers and intricate ceiling decorations. Buckingham Palace stands out from other royal residences with its extensive collection of art and historical significance, making it a must-visit landmark in London.

Discover the Crown Estate

Your tour takes you to the Crown Estate where guests can learn interesting facts about this vast property that includes Prince Philip’s barber shop. The estate covers over 10,000 acres and is managed by an independent organization on behalf of the monarch. Visitors will spend approximately half an hour walking through this historic area, learning about its history dating back to the early 18th century when King George III acquired large tracts of land for his personal use. The estate's significance lies in its extensive property portfolio and management practices that contribute to London’s economic landscape.

Experience Buckingham Palace Ballroom

Your tour concludes at Buckingham Palace where guests can step into the Palace Ballroom for a unique experience with The King’s Tour Artists exhibition, set to debut in 2025. This exhibition will feature over 70 curated pieces from the Royal Collection selected by the monarch himself. Visitors spend around an hour exploring this magnificent space adorned with chandeliers and intricate ceiling decorations, providing a rare glimpse into the royal family's personal art collection.

Tour Highlights

• Take a walking tour of London
• Enjoy Buckingham Palace State Rooms
• Admire antique furniture throughout the palace
• Learn about the Crown Estate with an expert guide
• Step into the Palace Ballroom for The King’s Tour Artists exhibition in 2025
• Explore numerous masterpieces by Rembrandt, Canaletto, and Rubens
• Access Buckingham Palace State Rooms ticket with multilingual audio guide
• Discover Prince Philip’s barber shop on the Crown Estate

Perfect for history enthusiasts, art lovers, and architecture buffs, this guided walking tour provides an immersive experience of London's iconic landmarks. The two-hour format allows you to explore Buckingham Palace State Rooms, learn about the Crown Estate, and step into the Palace Ballroom for a unique exhibition, giving you unparalleled access to some of London’s most significant historical sites.