St James's Palace is a palace City of Westminster located in United Kingdom.
Marlborough Rd City of Westminster Greater London SW1 1BA United Kingdom
If you park yourself right opposite the gates at 10:50am, the guards will march right in front and past you on their way to Buckingham Palace for change of guards . Fantastic stuff and not as crowded .
The Duke of York loves the sight of his own belly button. Building is beautiful, tho. Also, no phones allowed.
The palace was restored in the early 19th century, following a fire that destroyed everything but a redbrick gatehouse
Henry VIII built a palace here on the site of a leper hospital . Since 1698 it has been the official royal residence in London, which is why foreign ambassadors are still ‘to the Court of St.James’.
Great bit of green space in the middle of St James awesome
Amazing experience here collecting my Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award. Especially as we met him himself!
Great architecture in the heart of London
Rich person's gaff in central London.
No phones allowed to be used in here!
Es el palacio más antiguo de Londres y aunque hace dos siglos que ningún soberano vive allí se dogue sosteniendo comp resodencia real y aun es un palacio de trabajo. Allí fue velada Lady Di en privado
One of the secrets of the success of the British monarchy is that though it lives in palaces & travels in Rolls-Royces, it also clearly has middle class tastes in decor, behaviour & interests. More: - National Post
The exhibition of the enchanted palace is great. Fantastic to take kids to. - Rory Brown
Visit to the state rooms was well worth the entrance fee. Quite crowded but that's to be expected for such an amazing and historic site. Audio guide is free and pretty good. - Matt Ta-Min
My favorite park in London. Beautiful for a walk or to sit in the sun. - Alexander Du'bel
Really stunning and it ends up being a great walk. Try wandering the gardens in front of the palace. - Jennifer Evans
My favorite area, beautiful location. Close to Leicester square, and several great food stops. - Chelsea Bradley