Lancaster House
Lancaster House is a government building Green Park London located in United Kingdom.
Stable Yard, St. James’s London Greater London W1 J 8 United Kingdom
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The staircase and reception of Lancaster House were used in National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007) were used as the interior of Buckingham Palace , where Ben makes a scene to distract security.
Completed in 1840, this former home of the Duke of Sutherland was rated the most valuable private property in London. It was given to the nation in 1913 and is now used by the Foreign Office.
They have manual ramps for wheelchair users to provide step-free access.
Avoid the veggie scotch eggs , pop up restaurant
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Europe House has an exhibition space, which is free to visit. Current exhibition: photos of volunteering activities around the world, to mark European Year of Volunteering. - Antonia Mochan
I absolutely love this park. It’s always full with beautiful flowers and nice animals like different kind of birds and ducks, squirrels and goose. - Kata Varga
Always love this place, visited a few times. ☺️ Be there as early before 11am to see the changing of guards, grab a good spot for photos, especially the blooming flowers during spring! ???????????? - Rachel
Great bit of green space in the middle of St James awesome - clive kornitzer
Category Community and Government » Government Building
Place United Kingdom » England » Greater London » London » Green Park