The Throne Room

Visit the regal Throne Room at Buckingham Palace, where royal portraits are taken and history comes to life in stunning red and gold décor.

Brief History: Built as part of Nash’s redesign in the early 19th century, the Throne Room has served as a symbolic center for royal power. Notable Features: Designed in rich red and gold hues, it contains the pair of thrones used during ceremonial occasions like coronations and jubilees. The backdrop features an arch supported by winged figures and a dramatic canopy. Fun Fact or Unique Angle: The Throne Room is often used for official portraits, including the famous wedding photos of Prince William and Catherine. Current Use or Visitor Info: Open to the public during summer tours. Guides explain historical context and protocol. Visitors are asked to maintain a respectful distance and refrain from touching furnishings.