King’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace

The King’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace is a grand and historic room within the palace, designed to display the Royal Collection of art. Stretching along the east front of the palace, it was originally created in the early 19th century and showcases a series of important paintings, many of which were acquired by previous monarchs. With its high ceilings, ornate decorative details, and large windows overlooking the gardens, the gallery reflects the elegance and grandeur of the palace’s interiors. Today, the King’s Gallery remains a key part of public tours at Buckingham Palace, allowing visitors to admire both the architecture and the remarkable artworks that celebrate Britain’s artistic heritage.