Queen’s Gallery
- Address
- Buckingham Palace Rd SW1 southern wing, Buckingham Palace
- Transport
- Website
- Phone
- 7766 7300
- Price
- adult/child/concession £8.50/4.25/7.50
- Hours
- 10am-5.30pm
Lonely Planet review for Queen’s Gallery
Paintings, sculpture, ceramics, furniture and jewellery are among the items displayed in the collection of art amassed by the royals over 500 years. The splendid gallery was originally designed by John Nash as a conservatory. It was converted into a chapel for Queen Victoria in 1843, destroyed in a 1940 air raid and reopened as a gallery in 1962. A £20-million renovation for Elizabeth II’s Golden Jubilee in 2002 enlarged the entrance and added a Greek Doric portico, a multimedia centre and three times as much display space. Entrance to the gallery is through Buckingham Gate.








