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Visit the Jewel House to see these priceless symbols of British Monarchy

Iconic, enduring, entertaining; just don’t call them ‘Beefeaters’.

Built to strike fear and submission into the unruly citizens of London

Discover the fascinating history of the Royal Menagerie at the Tower of London

The Maze at Hampton Court

'The most famous maze in the history of the world'

Visit the kitchens that were designed to feed 600 people twice a day

England's last and greatest medieval hall and one of Britain's oldest theatres

Kensington Palace Orangery

The 18th century Orangery restaurant is a stunning location for breakfast, morning coffee, a light lunch or afternoon tea.

Having lain untouched since Queen Charlotte's death in 1818, you can now explore the Royal Kitchens at Kew for the very first time.

The place where a king was killed

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