One of the things you need to see if you're in London but you only need to spend 5 minutes there and then you're done. There's no interaction, once you've seen it, you've seen it. It is very grand, granted.

I was a nice place to stand in front of the Palace and see the famous balcony where the Royals come out and way the changing of the guards are a neat thing to see

If you're in London for a holiday, this attraction is definitely worth a visit! The area does get very busy, but St.James' park is very near, which is a lovely area to sit down and have a picnic! I would recommend and return!

Follow the red brick road. That's how you know you're in the vicinity of the palace as we were footing it around the city that day, or so we were told. We had to take it in, along with many-a-fellow-traveler but more so the barrage...More

We managed to squeeze in various sites around London in one day. The atmosphere was amazing along with the views. Buckingham Palace was lively with a parade and lots of tourists. I love London!

Beautiful palace... a must see and if you can plan your visit to the palace with the changing of the guard please do so it is worth it.

You can't visit London with seeing Buckingham Palace. The place is so iconic and is one of the main draws for foreigners around the world Me and my fiance visited on a beautifully clear (and extremely warm) June afternoon. The whole place is packed out...More

I guess the changing of the guards is one of the highlights of the palace but what I enjoyed the most is just witnessing the palace. I have been watching the palace on TV since childhood and just watching it in person was an amazing...More

My 8 year old daughter was very keen to see Buckingham Palace so we took advantage of a sunny day and walked down from Trafalgar Square via Big Ben. It wasn't crowded on the Friday afternoon that we visited so we managed to get some...More

When the Queen is not in London for her summer Holidays you can visit the offical rooms of Buckingham Palace. A must see when you a interested in the Royal Family.