The King’s Gallery
Description
A public art gallery that displays some of the works from the Royal Collection, which is owned by the Monarch on behalf of the nation.
There is usually a change of displays every six months, with each fresh exhibition themed around a specific topic.
Unlike many art galleries, this one only ever displays items owned by the Monarch and never includes outside items.
(was known as the Queen’s Gallery, and renamed on 28th Feb 2024)
Address
Buckingham Palace,
London,
SW1A 1AA
Ticket prices
- Adult: £19
- Young Person (18-24): £12
- Child (5-17): £9.50
- Disabled: £9.50
- Under 5: Free
Note - if you select Gift Aid as a UK taxpayer, you can have unlimited visits for a year if you print your ticket before visiting.
National Art Pass holders receive 40% discount on admission to Holbein at the Tudor Court and 10% discount in The King's Gallery shop.
Prices last checked February 2024
Link to The King’s Gallery website
Opening Hours
The gallery is open Thur-Mon (closed Tues & Wed) from 10am to 5:30pm.
The last admission is 4:15pm.
The King's Gallery is part of a working royal palace so sometimes closures can happen at short notice - but will be listed on their website.
Opening hours last checked February 2024.
Accessibility
The King's Gallery is fully accessible. Concessionary rates are available if you have a disability and a companion is admitted free of charge.
Accessible toilets and seating are available.
Registered assistance dogs are welcome.
Address
The King’s Gallery
Buckingham Palace,
London,
SW1A 1AA
Exhibitions open now
Drawing the Italian Renaissance
The Renaissance saw a growing appreciation of individual creativity and a dramatic transformation in the way that artists worked. Drawing was at the heart of this development – evolving from a simple tool of workshop practice to an exciting means …
Exhibition ends on Sunday 9th Mar £19The King's Gallery, Whitehall
The Renaissance saw a growing appreciation of individual creativity and a dramatic transformation in the way that artists worked. Drawing was at the heart of this development – evolving from a simple tool of workshop practice to an exciting means …
Exhibitions opening soon
The Edwardians: Age of Elegance
Explore the opulence and glamour of the Edwardian age – the period between the Victorian era and the First World War.
Exhibition opens on Friday 11th Apr £19The King's Gallery, Whitehall
Explore the opulence and glamour of the Edwardian age – the period between the Victorian era and the First World War.