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Buckingham Palace is the London residence of the British monarchy and is one of the most recognizable monuments in London. The original house was commissioned by John Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham in 1702. In 1703, Queen Anne granted him land at the corner of St James's Park and Green Park. She became a royal residence at Buckingham House was sold to George III in 1762 to € 28,000. He later became Buckingham Palace by George IV and his favorite architect, John Nash (1752 -1835).
Queen Victoria, the young daughter of the Duke of Kent, lived in Kensington Palace with her widowed mother, and she became the first monarch to reside permanently in the Palace Buckingham, three weeks after he assumed the throne in 1837.
Today Buckingham Palace is not only a royal palace, is also the desk British constitutional monarchy. It houses the offices of those who support the day to day activities and duties of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh and their immediate family. Account with 775 rooms, including 19 event rooms, 52 rooms and Royal villas, 188 rooms for staff, 92 offices and 78 bathrooms.
The House Real offers excellent support and advice to the queen, allowing to serve the nation and its people. It employs about 1,200 employees through a wide range of professions including catering, cleaning, accounting, executives, media relations, human resources, curatorship, art and strategic planning. The royal standard flies over the palace when the queen is in residence.
Its state rooms are used regularly by the queen and royal family members of officers and state of entertainment. Each year, the Palace hosts over 50,000 guests at banquets, luncheons, dinners, receptions and royal garden parties.
In 1853-55, Queen Victoria commissioned the construction of the ballroom because of the lack of a room large enough to accommodate your guests. Today, the room Prom is used in the receiving State, normally the first day of the visit, and other formal occasions, such as the annual diplomatic reception attended by 1,500 guests and as a concert hall for the memorial concert.
The state dining room is one of the main parties distinguished state where people have eaten, including 24 members of the Order of Merit and the presidents and prime ministers.
The music room has been the baptism of four of the Queen Elizabeth II Royal Baby – The Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, the Duke of York and Prince William, Archbishop Canterbury.
During the Second World War, Queen Victoria, the chapel was bombed and was rebuilt as a gallery of the queen. Exhibitions held regularly in the Queen's Gallery for the public to see one of the best collections private art and antiquities in the world.
Royal Mews provides transportation route for the Queen and members of the royal family of the two used to transport royal pomp, and automotive. The Royal Mews is where the vehicles condition and maintenance. The most beautiful of all is the year 230 Old Gold State Coach used for coronations. There are other splendid cars used for Royal and State occasions, State Visits, weddings and official opening Parliament.
Museum Guard is a repository of objects belonging to the five infantry regiments of Her Majesty's Grenadier Guards namely, Coldstream, Scots, Irish Guards Wales. Besides the two regiments of Household Cavalry, are the home of his Majesty the Division responsible for guarding the Sovereign and the Royal Palace.
One of the main attractions of London is the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace. These are the rotations of the Guard ceremony at four royal palace, namely the Palace Buckingham, St. James's Palace, Whitehall and Windsor Castle, where the Old Guard New alleviate the Queen of the Guard.
The most popular change of guard in the Buckingham Palace terrace. Visitors appreciate the pump and the ceremony and the band played for about half an hour, while the new guard is recommended. The changing of the guard has held at 11:30 every day in summer every two days in winter, and lasts about 30 minutes (weather permitting).
In August and September when the queen makes its annual visit to Balmoral Castle in Scotland, Chambers nineteen State Palace are open to visitors.
Chow Siew is a retired management accountant. He now enjoys travelling and is the webmaster of http://www.my-london-breaks.com. This site provides event news and activities in London including hotel accommodation, theatre and concert tickets and London Passes.
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