المقرات الملكية التابعة للملك
لا عجب أنّ بريطانيا تعشق كلّ ما يتعلّق بالسلالة الملكيّة، إذ إنّ تاريخ السلالات الملكية يربو على أكثر من 1200 عام اعتلى خلالها 62 ملكاً العرش. تحتضن بريطانيا المواقع المفضّلة لدى جلالة الملك، بدءاً من الأماكن الآسرة لتمضية العطل، حيث يزخر هذا البلد بالمواقع والتجارب الملكية.
اطّلع على الحياة الملكيّة واكتشف القصور الضخمة والقلاع التاريخية المهيبة والملاذات الريفية التي تسلب الألباب.
بريطانيا الملكية الحقيقية
From exclusive private tours to accessing acres of royal gardens and parks - there’s a whole host of ways you can get your royal fix. Discover Buckingham Palace when it opens up its State Rooms to visitors for ten weeks each summer, or wander through the Royal Parkland, gardens and house of the Sandringham Estate.
المقرات الرسمية للملك
تعرّف إلى مقرّات ملكيّة أخرى لا بدّ من زيارتها
تجارب ملكية
Tour the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace
A particular highlight of Britain’s best known palace are the State Rooms. Opening their doors each summer from late July through to early October, you’ll see the rooms used by our royals through generations.
At the Royal Mews, discover the Gold State Coach used at every coronation since George IV’s — open Thursday to Monday.
Discover Windsor Castle and Windsor Great Park
Windsor Castle is filled with regal experiences that’ll allow you to get insight into the lives and history of the royals. Explore the State Apartments, filled with golden grandeur, glistening chandeliers, paintings and carvings. Windsor Castle is open Thursday to Monday from 10am.
Don’t forget to explore the ancient woodlands at Windsor Great Park. For a unique way to tour the estate, hop on a horse-drawn carriage to glide through the greenery. The park is open year-round and free to enter.
See the glistening Crown Jewels at the Tower of London
Prepared to be dazzled: a colossal collection of over 23,000 gemstones awaits in the Jewel Tower in the Tower of London. Marvel at Queen Victoria’s sparkling Coronation Ring, the Sovereign’s Orb used at Queen Elizabeth II’s Coronation, and St Edward’s Crown, used at every royal coronation since 1661. Opening times and days vary for the Tower of London and Jewel Tower.
Explore Kensington Palace Gardens
Bursting with summertime blooms and dotted with graceful fountains, Kensington Palace Gardens is the perfect place to relax like a royal. But if you’re looking for an adventure, wander into Hyde Park to the Serpentine boating lake and hop aboard a pedalo or row boat. The Palace Gardens are open every day from 10am, Kensington Gardens are open every day from 6am with varying closing times, and Hyde Park is open from 5am to midnight all year round.
Step back in time at the Palace of Holyroodhouse
Explore Queen Mary’s chambers, located up a winding staircase in the oldest part of the palace, or join a guided tour of Holyrood Abbey and spy the Royal Vault, the final resting place of James V of Scotland. You can visit the Palace of Holyroodhouse year-round from 9.30am.
You are encouraged to always check individual attraction websites for the latest information, as events and details are subject to change.