Buckingham Palace

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Buckingham Palace is the British monarch’s principal London residence and administrative headquarters, renowned as a symbol of the United Kingdom’s royal family and state ceremonial life.


Statements (61)
Predicate Object
instanceOf official residence
royal palace
acquiredBy King George III
acquiredFor Queen Charlotte
acquisitionYear 1761
architect Aston Webb
Edward Blore
John Nash
William Winde
architecturalStyle Neoclassical
becameOfficialRoyalResidenceOf Queen Victoria
constructionStart 1703
coordinates 51.5014°N 0.1419°W
country United Kingdom
currentOccupant British monarch
facing The Mall
frontageMaterial Portland stone
governingBody Royal Household
guardMountingCeremony Changing of the Guard
hasFeature central balcony
hasPart Ballroom
Buckingham Palace Garden
Picture Gallery
Queen’s Gallery
Royal Mews
State Rooms
Throne Room
hasSecurityUnit Queen’s Guard
heritageStatus Grade I listed building
locatedIn City of Westminster
locatedOn Buckingham Palace Road
location London
near Green Park
St James’s Park
Victoria Memorial
notableEvent VE Day balcony appearances
annual Trooping the Colour balcony appearance
numberOfRooms 775
officialRoyalResidenceSince 1837
originalClient John Sheffield, 1st Duke of Buckingham and Normanby
originalCompletion 1705
originalName Buckingham House
ownedBy Crown Estate
ownershipType occupied royal palace
postalCode SW1A 1AA
publicAccess State Rooms open to visitors in summer
rebuiltAsPalace 19th century
roofFlag Royal Standard of the United Kingdom
Union Flag
servesAs administrative headquarters of the British monarch
principal London residence of the British monarch
symbolOf British monarchy
United Kingdom
state ceremonial life in the United Kingdom
touristAttraction yes
usedFor investiture ceremonies
official audiences
receptions
royal garden parties
state banquets
state visits

Referenced by (120)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Alexandra of Denmark
British monarch
British monarchy
Camilla, Queen Consort
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
Elizabeth II
Head of the Commonwealth
House of Windsor
King of Grenada
King of Papua New Guinea
King of the United Kingdom
Mary of Teck
Master of the Household
Maud of Wales
Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha ("Buckingham Palace, London")
Prince Charles
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Private Secretary to the Sovereign
Queen Victoria
Queen of Jamaica
Queen of New Zealand
Queen of Saint Kitts and Nevis
Queen of Saint Lucia
Queen of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Queen of Solomon Islands
residence
Changing of the Guard
Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace
Diamond Jubilee Concert
Golden Jubilee 2002
Master of the Household’s Department
Old Guard
Party at the Palace
Platinum Jubilee 2022
Private Secretary’s Office
Privy Purse and Treasurer’s Office
Prom at the Palace
Royal Household Housekeeping Department
Royal Mews
location
6–9 Carlton House Terrace
Admiralty Arch
Clarence House
Horse Guards Parade
Hyde Park Corner
Lancaster House
London Victoria
London Victoria railway station
St James's Palace, London
near
Coldstream Guards
Foot Guards
Grenadier Guards
Household Division
Life Guards
Royal Household Ceremonial Team
The King’s Life Guard
Throne Room (Buckingham Palace) ("Buckingham Palace State Rooms")
associatedWith
Edward VII ("Buckingham Palace, London, United Kingdom")
Prince Andrew, Duke of York
Prince Charles ("Buckingham Palace, London, England")
Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany
Princess Alice of the United Kingdom ("Buckingham Palace, London, United Kingdom")
birthPlace
Central London
City of Westminster
Westminster, London, England
contains
Green Park
St James’s Park
The Mall, London ("Buckingham Palace façade")
hasViewOf
Queen’s Gallery
Royal Household Press Office
Throne Room (Buckingham Palace)
locatedIn
Alexander Duff, 6th Earl Fife
Louise, Princess Royal ("Buckingham Palace, London")
Princess Elizabeth of the United Kingdom
marriagePlace
Edward Blore
Edward Blore ("Buckingham Palace east front")
John Nash ("Buckingham Palace (original remodeling)")
notableWork
Buckingham House ("Buckingham Palace complex")
Queen’s Gallery ("Buckingham Palace complex")
Royal Mews ("Buckingham Palace complex")
partOf
Household Cavalry
Welsh Guards
ceremonialLocation
Keeper of the Privy Purse
Master of the Household
workLocation
St James’s Park
adjacentTo
death of Elizabeth II
announcedBy
Lord Steward’s Office
associatedWithBuilding
Princess Margaret
baptismPlace
Green Park
borderedBy
Court of St James's
ceremonialVenue
Diamond Jubilee 2012
concertLocation
The Mall, London
connects
Edward VII ("Buckingham Palace, London, United Kingdom")
deathPlace
Palace of Whitehall
followedBy
Duke of Edinburgh’s Award
goldAwardCeremonyTypicallyHeldAt
Queen's Guard
guards
Inner London
hasLandmark
House of Windsor
hasSeat
Buckingham House
hasSuccessor
Royal Household of the United Kingdom
headquartersLocation
London
hosts
Victoria Memorial
locatedInFrontOf
Wellington Barracks
locatedNear
Medical Household
locationOfActivity
Privy Council
meetsAt
Buckingham Palace Road
namedAfter
The Ritz London
nearbyAttraction
Green Park Underground station
nearbyPlace
Hyde Park Barracks, Knightsbridge, London
nearbyRoyalResidence
Hyde Park Corner Underground station
nearLandmark
Royal Household Catering Department
operatesAt
OBE
presentedAt
British royal family
primaryResidence
Queen of Grenada
residenceOfMonarch
Keeper of the Privy Purse
seat
The King’s Speech
settingLocation
The Mall, London
terminusA
2018 Commonwealth Games
torchRelayStartLocation
Buckingham House
transformedInto
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
typicalVenue
Royal Standard of the United Kingdom
usedAtLocation
Portland stone
usedIn

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