The Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace is celebrating its 200th anniversary this month, originally established as the King's Mews for housing hawks. Completed in 1825 under the design of John Nash, it features grand stables for 100 horses. Apart from housing carriages and horses for royal use, the mews provides public access for visitors. Tickets are available online, allowing for free repeat visits. A unique aspect of the Royal Mews is its role in transporting ambassadors to the palace, marking a charming start to their diplomatic tenure.
The Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace, built in 1825, celebrates its 200th anniversary, showcasing a rich history of royal transportation and public engagement.
Originally intended to house royal hawks, the Royal Mews evolved over two centuries to become a vital part of royal ceremonies and public history.
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