The Buckingham Palace Ticket

A day spent amidst royalty

Explore the wonders of Buckingham Palace! Choose between three distinct tours: delve into the art collection at The King's Gallery, peek behind the scenes at the Royal Mews, or explore the beautiful interiors of the State Rooms. Explore the State Rooms that are temporarily open till September 10, 2025, or enjoy strolling through the Palace’s impressive exteriors at your own leisure.

Beyond the palace walls

Get the Royal Mews ticket and explore one of the finest working stables globally. Witness the daily routines of the royal horses, including the Windsor Greys and Cleveland Bays. Admire the collection of coaches used for grand occasions, including the Diamond Jubilee State Coach. The Royal Mews open on March 13. See the grand lives of royalty with The King's Gallery ticket option, at the new exhibition after a brief closure from March 10 to April 10. Check out The Edwardians: Age of Elegance exhibit showcasing the opulence of the Edwardian era and the extravagant tastes of monarchs of this age, through artifacts like the Dagmar Necklace.

The Buckingham Palace Ticket

Discover the grandeur of Buckingham Palace on this sightseeing tour that includes access to the State Rooms, Royal Mews, and King’s Gallery. The State Rooms ticket offers an exploration of 19 magnificent rooms from July 10 to September 28, while the Royal Mews opens its doors starting March 13 for a glimpse into working royal stables with Windsor Greys horses. Additionally, the King's Gallery exhibition runs from April 11 showcasing Edwardian artifacts until March 10 when it closes and reopens on April 10. The tour includes audio guides in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Chinese (Mandarin), Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Dutch, ensuring a comprehensive experience for visitors from around the world. With access to various sites within Buckingham Palace grounds, this tour provides an unparalleled look into British royal history and culture through its extensive collection of art, artifacts, and architectural marvels. The ticket offers flexibility with multiple entry options allowing guests to explore different areas based on their interests and availability.

Explore the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace

Your tour stops at Buckingham Palace where you can visit 19 magnificent rooms from July 10 to September 28, offering a glimpse into British royal history and culture. Established in 1762 when King George III acquired Buckingham House for his wife Queen Charlotte, the palace has since undergone numerous transformations including the addition of the East Front with the famous balcony in 1913 during the reign of King Edward VII. Covering an area of approximately 77,000 square feet, visitors can see the Throne Room, Picture Gallery, and White Drawing Room among others, each adorned with historical artifacts and artworks dating back centuries. Guests spend around two hours exploring these opulent interiors, learning about royal traditions and significant events that have taken place within these walls such as coronation celebrations and state banquets. Unlike other palaces in Europe, Buckingham Palace remains a working residence of the monarchs and continues to evolve with contemporary additions while preserving its rich heritage.

Discover the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace

Your tour takes you to the Royal Mews where you can explore the working royal stables, which have been in operation since 1825. Located on the palace grounds and covering an area of about 40,000 square feet, this impressive facility houses a collection of horse-drawn carriages used for ceremonial events along with Windsor Greys horses. Visitors can see the Royal Mews opening from March 13 onwards, providing insight into royal transportation needs and traditions. The stables feature historical artifacts such as the Gold State Coach built in 1760 for King George III's coronation, which has been used by every British monarch since then for their coronations. Guests spend approximately one hour touring the stables, learning about the care of horses and carriages used during state occasions like Trooping the Colour and other royal ceremonies. Unlike other museums focused on horse history, the Royal Mews offers a unique glimpse into the ongoing role of horses in modern royal life.

Experience the King's Gallery at Buckingham Palace

Your tour includes a visit to the King’s Gallery where you can explore Edwardian artifacts from April 11 onwards. The gallery, which was originally built by George III and extended during Queen Victoria's reign, houses over 200 paintings including works by Rembrandt, Rubens, Van Dyck, Velázquez, and Canaletto as well as a rare collection of early photographs dating back to the mid-19th century. Covering an area of approximately 5,000 square feet, the gallery was closed from March 10 but reopened on April 10 for this special exhibition showcasing royal artifacts and personal items belonging to King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. Guests spend around one hour exploring these historical treasures that provide a unique insight into the private lives of British monarchs during the early 20th century, distinguishing it from other galleries by focusing specifically on royal family history.

Tour Highlights

• Explore Buckingham Palace interiors
• State Rooms ticket valid July to September
• Audio guides in 11 languages
• Visit Royal Mews with Windsor Greys horses
• King’s Gallery exhibition from April 11
• Historical artifacts dating back centuries
• Guided tour including all palace sites
• Explore royal transportation needs and traditions

Perfect for history enthusiasts, culture seekers, and families, this guided tour provides an in-depth look into British royalty through its extensive collection of art, artifacts, and architectural marvels. The flexible ticket format allows you to explore Buckingham Palace's State Rooms from July 10 to September 28, the Royal Mews with Windsor Greys horses starting March 13, and the King’s Gallery exhibition showcasing Edwardian artifacts from April 11 onwards. This tour offers unique insights into royal traditions and significant historical events while providing a comprehensive understanding of British royal heritage.