Step inside 1,000 years of royal history — no invitation from the King needed.
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The monarch's official London residence since 1837, with 775 rooms. The State Rooms open to visitors each summer.
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Founded in 1066 by William the Conqueror. Home of the Crown Jewels and the famous ravens — and over 900 years of history.
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Henry VIII's Tudor palace on the Thames, with the Great Hall, chapel and a maze that has baffled visitors since the 1680s.
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Queen Victoria's birthplace and a working royal residence. The King's State Apartments are open to the public.
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