In 1825, John Nash began converting what was then Buckingham House into what we know as Buckingham Palace. His creation forms the bulk of the building today, but is outwardly unrecognisable. Nash ...

It was Prince Albert who suggested to architect Edward Blore that a balcony be added when Buckingham Palace’s East Wing was created. Queen Victoria then became the first royal to step onto it ...

Blore, the architect in charge ... far from the formality of court life at Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle. When they bought the building in 1845, it was a relatively small Georgian house.

the main approach to Buckingham Palace, four giant coronet arches made from tubular steel were erected (Image 4). In this 1953 film, Chief Architect to the Ministry of Works Eric Bedford, who oversaw ...

Have you ever wondered what Buckingham Palace would look like if it were ... Expedia imagined what would happen if time-travelling architects reinterpreted seven well-known buildings.

Did you know there's a palace in Vadodara, Gujarat, that is many times bigger in size than UK's Buckingham Palace? The palace ...

Buckingham Palace’s East Wing has opened up to visitors for the ... and why sequin-covered books on architecture might one day be best-sellers. He even squeezes in a bit about how Oxford University ...

Tourists wanting a bird's eye view of Big Ben, St Paul's Cathedral and Buckingham Palace have put the London Eye in the ranks ...

From here, you'll visit Buckingham Palace to witness the famous pomp and pageantry of the ceremony and get the chance to admire the palace's impressive architecture from the outside. The day ...