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Classical London residence of the British monarch.
The permanent residence of the British monarch in London since 1837. If Elizabeth II is in residence, the red-gold-and-blue Royal Standard flag flutters; if not, the British Union Jack flies. Two dozen of the more than 600 rooms are open during August and September. Open at all times: the neoclassical Queen's Gallery featuring the treasures of the huge royal collection by old masters.
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Buckingham Palace in the city borough of City of Westminster is the official residence of the British monarch in London. Besides its function as a residence of Queen Elizabeth II, he also serves as a venue for official events of the state. Thus he received in foreign heads of state during her visit to the UK. He is also an important attraction for tourists. The original Georgian interior included at the suggestion of Sir Charles Long, the generous use of marble painting ("Scagliola") in bright colors, blue and pink lapis lazuli. Under King Edward VII took place in a large-scale refurbishment of the Belle Epoque style. This color scheme consists of a combination of cream and gold tones were used. Many of the smaller reception rooms are decorated in the Chinese regency style architecture. They were equipped with furniture and decorations that after the death of King George IV were brought from the Royal Pavilion in Brighton and from Carlton House.
Caution: from August to March, the Guard Changing held only every other day and good weather!
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