The whole of England is “bursting” with joy to welcome the birth of “The Prince of Cambridge” – the son of Prince William and Princess Kate. Let’s visit the splendid Buckingham Palace, the future residence of England’s little prince.
Buckingham Palace was built in 1701 and is surrounded by three parks, including the famous Hyde Park. It was built to serve the country’s special events and for the Royal Family. It is also a major tourist destination of London, attracting many tourists.
The Queen of England and other members of the royal family will entertain guests and hold solemn ceremonies here. The palace has a total of 19 living rooms, 52 bedrooms for guests and royal members, 78 bathrooms, 188 rooms for palace staff, and 92 working rooms.
Buckingham Palace was built by the Duke of Buckingham and Normanby in 1703. In 1762, the palace was sold to King George III. Since 1837, under Queen Victoria, Buckingham Palace officially became the Royal Palace.
Since 2001, the garden part of the palace has been open to welcome visitors. The design of the garden is quite special and can take people back in time to the year 1852, when the palace began as a residence for the Royal Family.
In 2004, the 50th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s accession to the throne, a reception was held for more than 500 children of the Queen’s charity in the palace gardens. Caring for poor children is one of the charitable works that the Queen is interested in. People also organized for the children to walk around the palace gardens. Around, outside the palace, there were many guards, they never showed any expression, not even a smile.
