Buckingham Palace is now open to the public

Buckingham Palace has opened for public visits today, which run for the next ten weeks.

It is one of the few working royal palces left in the world and now you can see it for yourself.

Until the 30th of September, the palace will allow three time slots of guests to enter the Queen’s official residence in London and gasp at its grandeur.

Buckingham Palace open its doors to the public from tomorrow until Sunday 30th September #SummeratthePalace Visitors will be able to tour the State Rooms and Gardens and see the #PrinceandPatron exhibition – a collection of over 100 pieces of art personally chosen by The Prince of Wales, ahead of his 70th birthday later this year. Follow @royal_collection_trust for more info!

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Some of the royal family’s favourite heirlooms are on display in the palace for tourists to peruse.

Tickets prices range from discounted tickets which are £13.50, to adult tickets which are £24.00

While there’s no guarantee the royal family will be pottering about while the palace is open to the public, we can hope.

Tickets can be purchased from the Royal Collection Trust.

The #PrinceandPatron exhibition at the Buckingham Palace Summer Opening showcases a selection of The Prince’s favourite pieces in the Royal Collection alongside works created by young artists supported by three of His Royal Highness’s charities: @turquoisemountain @royaldrawingschool and The Prince’s School of Traditional Arts.

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