For the first time, St James's Palace will open its doors to the public, allowing visitors to experience the place where King Charles III was proclaimed monarch. Tours will be available at £85 each, reflecting its historic significance and the limited opportunity to visit this iconic site. St James's Palace, built nearly 500 years ago, showcases Tudor architecture and serves as a royal court. The tours will include highlights such as the Throne Room and the Picture Gallery, where significant royal events have taken place, making it a unique experience for history enthusiasts.
The public will be able to visit the room where King Charles III was proclaimed monarch, with tours of St James's Palace going on sale soon.
Tickets for the tours are priced at £85 per person, reflecting the palace's unique historical significance and the limited opportunity to see it.
St James's Palace is the senior royal palace in London, rich with Tudor architecture and historical artifacts from the Royal Collection, unlike Buckingham Palace.
Tour highlights include the Throne Room where King Charles III's Accession Council was held, showcasing royal history for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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