With the gates closed to the public, guests are welcomed into Buckingham Palace through the discreet Ambassadors’ Entrance, enjoying the rare privilege typically reserved for a visiting Head of State or personal guest of Charles III. In an atmosphere of quiet grandeur, the palace reveals its ceremonial heart.
Accompanied by a senior curator from the Royal Collection Trust, Assistant to the Surveyor of the King’s Paintings, guests explore the nineteen State Rooms. Along the way, they encounter masterpieces by Anthony van Dyck and Canaletto, sculpture by Antonio Canova, Sèvres porcelain, and exceptional English and French furniture. The visit includes the Throne Room, Music Room, and White Drawing Room, before concluding with drinks and champagne in the Marble Hall.
Inclusions:
- Buckingham Palace Entrances
- Senior curator from the Royal Collection Trust
