So worth going in the summer to see the inside of the Palace! I have been to London before but I timed it this time to see the inside of Buckingham Palace. I am a royal fan so this was great and we got to enjoy viewing some pieces and information from the recent coronation. I got the tickets through the website for about 2pm. It was busy but manageable at that time. Not crazy crowded. My teens actually loved it too! I highly recommend. Dessert at the cafe was absolutely delicious I wish I could fly back to sit in the patio and eat it again! I even posted a picture for you to try it lol. Even the bathroom was great it looks like a shack but there is a soap in there that has an amazing smell but they dont sell it in the gift shop? Give yourself enough time to enjoy the walk out too (to the exit). The gardens and willow trees and lake you pass are just beautiful as well! You will end up walking slow to take it in.

We did a combo bus tour of Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace. When we visited many years ago, we did not get to see the interior of the Palace. The Palace is very beautiful inside and out, especially the area surrounding the Palace. There is a nice park and another open area with a large fountain. The interior is very nice, just as I imagined, it with beautiful furnishings and loads of artwork. So happy that we had an opportunity to see the interior this time.

This is a must-see while in London! I don't care about the royal family and I was still impressed by the tour of the state rooms. My mother cares a lot and she was so excited to see the places shown in photos and on TV. We did the "royal day out" which includes the Queen's Gallery and the Royal Mews. They were interesting but the Palace is definitely the highlight - if you are short on time, you're not missing much in the other 2. A headset with audio guide in several languages is provided. You end in the garden where there is a cafe and of course an extensive gift shop. No photos are allowed inside the Palace. Double check the schedule as the Palace is only open certain times of the year and certain days of the week.

We booked the tour of the Palace, including the new exhibition of the King and Queen's Coronation robes. The tour of the Palace is fascinating, with all the grandeur of the State rooms. The tour ends on the steps of the back lawn, where there is a substantial cafe and shop. Prices here are a bit steep. The exit leads you through the lovely Palace Gardens back on to a side road. No photography allowed inside the Palace and this is strictly enforced.

London and all its pomp and circumstance on display is mesmerizing! The 45 min changing of the guard is an experience in and of itself. The gold gates and and the formalities remind us whose United a kingdom it real is! God save the King!

Obtained a ticket to the Royal Collection Trust visit to Buckingham Palace guided tour. This was definitely something I’d always wanted to do and it did not disappoint. Our guide was I believe Charlotte who took us through the magnificent state rooms of the palace. We were able to stand in the throne rooms as well as reception halls. The rooms were decorated for Christmas which enhanced the experience. Additional aides Trevor and Mandy assisted in the experience. Also I commend the officer at the door to the Queens Gallery as being the most helpful person ever. I thought I had misplaced my ticket and he put me most as ease. Kudos to the staff at Buckingham Palace. They appear to love their positions. We also received at complimentary guide book at the end of our visit. Sorry. Pictures not allowed. You must book.

We’re not what you would call Royalists by any stretch but had to see it to tick off the list. Beautiful day and key tip is go for your early morning walk before coffee and get there early. We were prob there around 7am and no one there which caught us by surprise so had a good nosy through the gates. When we came back by after a few hrs the place was packed!

After multiple trips to London and always walking by Buckingham Palace we finally booked a tour and it exceeded my highest expectations. Mandy, our tour guide, led us through 8 beautiful public rooms and in each room she brought out the history that made the room come alive. I highly recommend it.

Buckingham Palace, one of Britain’s most iconic buildings is the official residence of King Charles III. It offers a historic art collection, beautiful gardens and perhaps the most majestic staircase in the world. Very interesting!

An amazing 90 minute tour round the State Rooms of the Palace. Our guide was superb and all the staff are polite, friendly, well informed and efficient. The Palace is magnificent and the art on display is beautiful. It was fascinating to see behind the façade.