

by Evan Evans Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$337.54This full-day escorted tour lasts about nine and a half hours and travels by superior coach from London to two major royal sites. The tour begins at Buckingham Palace, the official London residence of the King. Visitors spend around two hours inside the Palace during the summer opening, exploring 19 State Rooms used for ceremonies and official events. Highlights include the Throne Room, the White Drawing Room with its large crystal chandelier, and the Music Room where State Visit guests are presented. After Buckingham Palace, the tour continues with a visit to Windsor Castle, the largest and oldest continuously inhabited castle in Europe. The 90-minute visit covers the State Apartments, which showcase royal art collections from monarchs such as Charles II and George IV. Visitors receive a free multimedia guide for a self-directed tour and, between October and March, can also walk through the Semi-State Apartments, formerly the private rooms of George IV. The final stop is St George's Chapel within Windsor Castle, where visitors have about 20 minutes to see the site of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s 2018 wedding. The chapel also holds the tombs of historical monarchs like Henry VIII and Charles I. If the King is in residence, the Royal Standard may be visible atop the Round Tower. The tour includes admission fees to Buckingham Palace State Rooms and Windsor Castle, onboard Wi-Fi and USB charging, and the assistance of a guest service assistant. Hotel pickup and lunch are not included.
Buckingham Palace State Rooms
Buckingham Palace is the official London residence of the King and one of the few working royal palaces remaining. During the summer opening, visitors can enter 19 State Rooms used for official ceremonies and entertaining. Key rooms include the White Drawing Room with its large crystal chandelier, the Music Room where guests are presented during State Visits, and the Throne Room, which was the backdrop for official wedding photographs of the Prince and Princess of Wales.
120 min
Windsor Castle State Apartments
Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest inhabited castle worldwide, serving as a royal home for nearly 1,000 years. The visit covers over 10.5 hectares and includes the State Apartments, furnished with art from the Royal Collection, especially pieces from monarchs Charles II and George IV. Many works remain in their original settings. Visitors are provided a free multimedia guide for a self-guided tour. From October to March, the Semi-State Apartments, which were George IV’s private rooms in the 19th century, are also accessible.
90 min
St George's Chapel
The chapel is notable as the wedding location of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in 2018. It contains tombs of past English monarchs such as Henry VIII and Charles I. Visitors have about 20 minutes here. If the King is present at Windsor, the Royal Standard flag will fly on the Round Tower.
20 min
Departure Point: Outside the entrance to The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace, Buckingham Palace Rd, London SW1A 1AA / Meeting at 9 am (9.15 am departure) - to meet your guide


by Evan Evans Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$337.54This full-day escorted tour lasts about nine and a half hours and travels by superior coach from London to two major royal sites. The tour begins at Buckingham Palace, the official London residence of the King. Visitors spend around two hours inside the Palace during the summer opening, exploring 19 State Rooms used for ceremonies and official events. Highlights include the Throne Room, the White Drawing Room with its large crystal chandelier, and the Music Room where State Visit guests are presented. After Buckingham Palace, the tour continues with a visit to Windsor Castle, the largest and oldest continuously inhabited castle in Europe. The 90-minute visit covers the State Apartments, which showcase royal art collections from monarchs such as Charles II and George IV. Visitors receive a free multimedia guide for a self-directed tour and, between October and March, can also walk through the Semi-State Apartments, formerly the private rooms of George IV. The final stop is St George's Chapel within Windsor Castle, where visitors have about 20 minutes to see the site of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s 2018 wedding. The chapel also holds the tombs of historical monarchs like Henry VIII and Charles I. If the King is in residence, the Royal Standard may be visible atop the Round Tower. The tour includes admission fees to Buckingham Palace State Rooms and Windsor Castle, onboard Wi-Fi and USB charging, and the assistance of a guest service assistant. Hotel pickup and lunch are not included.
Buckingham Palace State Rooms
Buckingham Palace is the official London residence of the King and one of the few working royal palaces remaining. During the summer opening, visitors can enter 19 State Rooms used for official ceremonies and entertaining. Key rooms include the White Drawing Room with its large crystal chandelier, the Music Room where guests are presented during State Visits, and the Throne Room, which was the backdrop for official wedding photographs of the Prince and Princess of Wales.
120 min
Windsor Castle State Apartments
Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest inhabited castle worldwide, serving as a royal home for nearly 1,000 years. The visit covers over 10.5 hectares and includes the State Apartments, furnished with art from the Royal Collection, especially pieces from monarchs Charles II and George IV. Many works remain in their original settings. Visitors are provided a free multimedia guide for a self-guided tour. From October to March, the Semi-State Apartments, which were George IV’s private rooms in the 19th century, are also accessible.
90 min
St George's Chapel
The chapel is notable as the wedding location of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in 2018. It contains tombs of past English monarchs such as Henry VIII and Charles I. Visitors have about 20 minutes here. If the King is present at Windsor, the Royal Standard flag will fly on the Round Tower.
20 min
Departure Point: Outside the entrance to The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace, Buckingham Palace Rd, London SW1A 1AA / Meeting at 9 am (9.15 am departure) - to meet your guide