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Clarence House became the London home of Princess Elizabeth and The Duke of Edinburgh, following their marriage in 1947, until her accession as Queen in 1952. The Victorian interiors were given a fresh new appearance, under The Duke of Edinburgh's guidance.
Some items, including large items of baggage, backpacks, pushchairs, pen-knives and scissors will have to be checked in and reclaimed at the end of the visit. Other items may not be brought into the House at all. Smoking, including electronic e-cigarettes is not permitted. As Clarence House is a working royal palace, security and opening ...
Clarence House is a royal residence in London, situated on The Mall, in the City of Westminster. It is attached to St. James's Palace and shares the palace's garden. For nearly 50 years, from 1953 to 2002, it was home to Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother. It has since remained an official residence of The King and Queen
The Royal Collection at Clarence House. Although the official London residence of the Prince of Wales, Clarence House to a large extent maintains the arrangement of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, who lived here for 50 years. Many of the pieces on display form part of Her Majesty's collection, and are displayed according to her layout.
Clarence House was designed by John Nash and built in 1825-27 for the Duke of Clarence, George III’s third son. It was also home to Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, for almost five decades. You can visit Clarence House during the month of August, by booking in advance on a guided tour. The Clarence House tour includes five ground floor ...
6 de feb. de 2023 · For nearly two centuries, Clarence House has been home to senior members of the British royal family. Nowadays, the house is known as one of the London homes of King Charles and Camilla, Queen ...
Clarence House condivide il giardino con il Palazzo di St. James. La casa fu costruita tra 1825 e 1826 su progetto di John Nash. Fu commissionata da Guglielmo IV, noto come Duca di Clarence prima della sua ascesa al trono, che la preferiva come residenza al vicino Palazzo di St. James, ritenuto troppo scomodo.
