Buckingham Palace in London

Buckingham Palace in London

Became Palace Baknham residence of the royal family since the entry of Queen Victoria to him in 1873 has been built originally for Nabil Baknham was purchased by George III in 1762 and has recently been expanded by the architect George IV architect who named John Nash in 1825. 

The east wing was added to the palace in 1846 and in 1913 when he was king George V was the eastern wing has been giving it a classic look newly. 

To this day, when the owners of sovereignty in the royal residence fly over the palace was a sector units guards dressed in full formal fashions special occasions was Excellencies show with members of the royal family in the central balcony. 

Visitors today are able to explore many areas of tourist attractions such as the furniture in the palace rooms are luxurious and exquisite works of art. 

The rooms were opened to the public the government since 1993 has been allocated to yield material for the restoration of Windsor Castle and especially the parts that are damaged seriously due to a fire in a short period. 

The rooms have become part of the government now round brilliant, which includes many of the sanction of the Royal Collection, including paintings, sculptures, ceramics rare and wonderful furniture.