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Sara Spary, CNN • Updated 8th April 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail (CNN) — Green fingered enthusiasts will be able to freely roam the gardens of Londons historic Buckingham Palace this summer, as Queen Elizabeth II allows self-guided tours of the grounds for the first time in the palaces history. The 39-acre gardens of the palace -- which is the Queens official London residence -- will allow paying visitors to tour the garden and picnic on its "sweeping lawns" from July to September. Access to ...

George W JohnsonGetty Images The Queen will open Buckingham Palace Garden to the public over the summer months this year, for the first time. Between the 9 July and 19 September, ticket holders will be able to enter the gardens and explore the grounds freely. Some of the attractions within the gardens highlighted by the Buckingham Palace website include, “156-metre Herbaceous Border, the Horse Chestnut Avenue, the Plane trees planted by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, and the famous lake ...

The Queen offers fans unheard of access inside private home Hello! 2 hrs ago Buckingham Palace in London will be open to visitors this year. From July to September, self-guided tours will be permitted in the gardens of the house for the very first time, as well as the opportunity to set up and your own picnic on the lawn. WATCH: The Queen unveils stunning Buckingham Palace gardens The Royal Collection Trust explained: "Visitors will be free to explore a route through the garden that encompass...

Type keyword(s) to search Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Buckingham Palace to Open to Visitors This Summer You can even plan to picnic on the Palace grounds. Matthew LloydGetty Images After remaining closed in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, Buckingham Palace will reopen to the public this summer—and from July to September, visitors will be able to explore the grounds of the official reside...

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