The Queen's Gallery, also recognized as the Royal Collection, contains one of the largest and most crucial collections found anywhere on the globe. You will delight in viewing the rich history shown since this is one the final remaining European royal collections still complete. With its history going back to the death of Charles I in 1649 and the Restoration of the Monarchy in 1660, history fans will be sure to find objects of interest inside the grounds of the Buckingham Palace. The collection is full of popular sculptures, artwork and other antiquities that will inspire long lasting memories for the whole family.

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Little Ben

Buckingham Palace has been the official residence of the British royal family since the 19th century. Currently, it is the London location in which the Queen spends most of her time. The palace is splendid both inside and outside. Some of the more than 600 rooms in the palace include the Throne Room, White Drawing Room, Ballroom and Picture Gallery. At the gates of Buckingham Palace, the Changing the Guard (or Guard Mounting) ceremony by the Queen's Guard takes place at 11 a.m. most days of the week. It attracts and interests tourists from around the world. Marching with great pomp and precision to military music and shouted orders, the guards—dressed in traditional red coats and bearskin hats—do a drill performance and salute.

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