Buckingham Palace
Step inside the ceremonial heart of royal London. Choose a State Rooms ticket if the interiors are the reason for your visit.
Compare Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle, Hampton Court, Kensington Palace and the Tower of London. Know what you are booking before you choose your tickets.
A little planning. A much better day.Find your kind of royal London. Start with the experience you want to have.
Step inside the ceremonial heart of royal London. Choose a State Rooms ticket if the interiors are the reason for your visit.
Make a day of the castle, State Apartments and Windsor itself. Decide between independent entry and a tour with transport from London.
Explore Tudor courtyards and the palace gardens at a gentler pace. This is a destination to linger in, rather than a quick photo stop.
Pair a visit to historic royal rooms with time in Kensington Gardens. A practical choice when you want a palace experience within a relaxed London day.
Add a royal fortress to your shortlist. The Tower offers a very different day from the furnished apartments and gardens of London’s palaces.
Entry, guided visits and extras can mean very different things. Our comparisons explain what to look for.
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Choose Buckingham Palace for ceremonial interiors in central London. Choose Windsor for a castle-focused day outside the city. Your travel date may decide the question before your preferences do.
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Choose Buckingham Palace for ceremonial interiors in central London. Choose Windsor for a castle-focused day outside the city. Your travel date may decide the question before your preferences do.
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Choose Windsor for a working royal castle and the surrounding town. Choose Hampton Court for Tudor history and gardens. Both deserve more than a rushed stop.
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Kensington suits a palace visit within a central London park day. Hampton Court suits a larger outing built around the palace and its gardens.
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Build each day around one main ticketed attraction. Add nearby free outdoor time, and keep Windsor clearly separate as a trip outside London.
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The cheapest-looking royal tour may be a walk outside. Compare what you will enter, how you will get there and how much flexibility you keep.
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Choose around your children’s interests, walking stamina and need for breaks. The most famous palace is not automatically the best family choice.
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