Buckinghampalace, the best known royal palace in the world, is central london.the palace takes name from the house was built in 1703. sixtyyears later it was bought by king george iii for his wife, queen charlotte andbecame known the queen’s house. johnnash, the royal architect, it into a place in the 1820s. victoria wasthe queen to live there (from 1837). in the place there the queen’sgallery which exhibits from the royal at collection, drawings byleonardo da vinci. the first floor balcony is the scene of formal appearance bythe royal family on important below it in the forecourt, thecolorful ceremony of changing the guard takes regularly (generallyevery morning from april to early august) . majesty the queen is in residence, you can see the union jack above thepalace. traditionally closed to the the state rooms of the palacewere () to tourists during the summer months in the mid-1990s.the state rooms of the palace are used for heads of state and forholding ceremonies where her majesty and other () of the royalfamily give official titles, honours and

BuckinghamPalace, the best known royal palace in the world, is situated in Central London.the palace takes its name from the house that was built in1703. Sixty years later it was bought by King George III for his wife, Queen Charlotte and became known as the queen’s house. JohnNash, the royal architect, reconstructed (rebuilt) it into a palace in the 1820s. Victoria was the first queen to live there (from 1837). In the place there was the Queen’sGallery which exhibits (various) paintings from the royal art collection, to drawings byLeonardo da Vinci. The first floor balcony is the scene of formal appearance bythe Royal Family on important occasions. Below it in the forecourt, the colorful ceremony of Changing the Guard takes place regularly (generally every morning from April to early August) .

When Her Majesty the Queen is in residence, you can see the Union Jack above the palace. Traditionally closed to the public, the State Rooms of the palace were opened to tourists during the summer months in the mid-1990s.The State Rooms of the palace are used for greeting (welcoming) heads of state and forholding ceremonies where Her Majesty and other members of the Royal Family give official titles, honours and awards