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From Buckingham palace to Friary court and St James's Palace


Visited on: 6 April 2025


Embark on a captivating walking tour through the heart of royal London, experiencing the grandeur and tradition of the British monarchy. This route connects three significant locations: Buckingham Palace, the official London residence of the monarch; Friary Court, a historic courtyard within St. James's Palace; and St. James's Palace itself, a palace steeped in royal history.


Buckingham Palace: Begin your exploration at Buckingham Palace, the official London residence and administrative headquarters of the reigning monarch. Marvel at its iconic facade.


St. James's Palace: A Historic Royal Presence Continue to St. James's Palace, one of the oldest royal palaces in London. While Buckingham Palace is the primary residence, St. James's Palace retains its importance for certain official functions and ceremonies. Appreciate its Tudor architecture and its long-standing connection to the British monarchy.

Friary Court: The Heart of Royal Ceremony Within the St. James's Palace complex lies Friary Court, a significant courtyard where the Accession Council meets to formally proclaim a new sovereign upon the death of the previous one. This space holds a place of historical importance in the transfer of royal power.


Why Choose this Walking Route:

Royal History: Immerse yourself in the rich history of the British monarchy and its key locations.

Iconic Landmarks: See some of London's most recognizable and important buildings.

Central London Exploration: Discover the elegance and grandeur of the St. James's area.


Keywords: Buckingham Palace, St James's Palace, Friary Court, Royal London, London walking tour, Royal Family, British monarchy, London history


Location:

Saint James's Palace, 1 Marlborough Rd, London SW1A 1BG, United Kingdom

GV37+R4 London, United Kingdom

51.50514820732865, -0.137214363028035

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