If you'd rather skip the admission fees altogether, you can still experience Buckingham Palace by witnessing the storied Changing of the Guard (also referred to as Guard Mounting), which occurs at ...

The Guard at Buckingham Palace in changing in more ways than one: 48 sailors from across the Royal Navy have taken their places in history this Sunday, on the forecourt of Her Majesty the Queen's ...

The forecourt is where the Changing of the Guard takes place Credit: ImageGap Gas lanterns have been used at Buckingham Palace since 1901. The original gas lanterns were mounted on iron pedestals.

Skip the typical tourist hotspots next time you're in England. Instead, head to this vibrant London shopping street that ...

The Grenadier Guards are based at Wellington Barracks, just a few hundred metres from Buckingham Palace, for 70 years the main residence of Queen Elizabeth II and now of King Charles III.

Telephoto shot of the lush and vibrant St James Park in London, England, UK on a fine summer day with Whitehall and Horse Guards in the background Aerial view of Buckingham Palace and the Royal ...

King Charles will need to consult six different organisations before he can make any changes to the 71 gas-powered lanterns in Buckingham Palace's courtyards. The King is looking to refit the ...

Buckingham Palace was the queen’s primary residence ... Its ceremonies, such as the Changing of the Guard, attract tourists. It is also the magnificent processional avenue for the Trooping ...

While sampling regional cuisines and shopping like a local allows you to get a feel for a new destination, nothing truly ...

Yeomen of the Guard take part in the annual Royal Maundy Service; the State Opening of Parliament; the Epiphany Service in the Chapel Royal at St James's Palace; all investitures and summer Garden ...

The capital of Britain offers the perfect blend of history, culture, and fashion. From top attractions to hidden shopping ...