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The King's Gallery Ticket at Buckingham Palace in London

4.0 / 5
32 reviews
1K+ booked
Opening hours
Suggested duration1-2 hour(s)
Buckingham Palace, London, England, United Kingdom

Reviews

4.0 / 5
Great
32 reviews
It’s my first time going to see the Queen’s collection. Had a great time in this intimate gallery seeing a new fashion and styling collection.
Remember to print out the pdf ticket in order to exchange the entrance ticket to go in Queen’s gallery! The exchange ticket was super smooth. The gallery was good too!
With quite a limited access to the this venue. it was a brief experience. suggest to book in advance! collection was explicit 👍🏻
Buy on Klook to skip the line! Simply show your voucher for direct entry. Plus, the price is cheaper than buying tickets on-site.
Now called The King's Gallery. Was fortunate enough to see private royal photographs exhibition but you are unable to take photos within the gallery. Still recommend visiting. Very close to Buckingham Palace and the Victoria Monument.
The queen gallery is a place to be considered if u are around Buckingham Palace area. If you are an art gallery fan, this is a must go.
very insighting staff were extremely friendly and helpful exhibition was also very very insighting!!
You can walk along Green Park to Buckingham Palace, and go to the gallery to appreciate the paintings before the handover of the guards. While watching, you can also take a piece of paper and create your own creations!

Guide

  • Explore The King's Gallery, a remarkable showcase of the Royal Collection's exquisite art and treasures
  • Marvel at the diverse and ever-changing exhibitions, displaying rare pieces from the Royal Collection
  • Discover a wide range of artworks, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts, offering a glimpse into the royal heritage
  • Enhance your understanding of the royal family and its connection to the world of art and culture

Book your admission to The King’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace and discover one of London’s most treasured spaces. Set within a former chapel bombed during World War II, the gallery was first opened to the public in 1962 and later redeveloped by the late Queen Elizabeth II, reopening in its current form in 2002. Today, it serves as a permanent showcase for magnificent works from the Royal Collection. Step inside this essential London landmark and experience a truly enriching visit.

Now open: The Edwardians: Age of Elegance (11 April – 23 November 2025) This major new exhibition immerses visitors in the splendour and sophistication of the Edwardian era — the golden age between Queen Victoria’s reign and the First World War. Explore the lives and tastes of two of Britain’s most fashionable royal couples — King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, and King George V and Queen Mary — from their glittering social circles and lavish royal events to their personal collections and family moments

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