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Queen Elizabeth II is opening her gardens to the public. It was announced on Wednesday that the Buckingham Palace gardens will welcome members of the public from July to September this year. Guests will be allowed to do a "self-guided garden tour for the first time," according to a statement from the Royal Collection Trust. "Visitors will be free to explore a route through the garden that encompasses the 156-metre Herbaceous Border, plane trees planted by and named after Queen Victoria and Prince Albert and views of the island and its beehives across the 3.5-acre lake," the statement added...

Twitter: @RCT With lockdown restrictions beginning to ease, the Royal Collection Trust announced this week that many of its stunning royal residences will soon be reopening to the public. Not only will visitors be able to peek inside some of the Royal Family’s favourite haunts, like Windsor Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse, but they’ll even be able to enjoy a picnic in the famous Buckingham Palace Gardens for the very first time. Usually a treat reserved for the Queen and her guests, the public will be granted special access to the bucolic site this summer. The Royal Collection Trus...

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You can have a summer picnic in the Queen’s Buckingham Palace gardens Green fingered enthusiasts will be able to freely roam the gardens of London’s historic Buckingham Palace this summer, as Queen Elizabeth II allows self-guided tours of the grounds for the first time in the palace’s history. The 39-acre gardens of the palace — which is the Queen’s official London residence — will allow paying visitors to tour the garden and picnic on its “sweeping lawns” from July to September. Access to some areas of the garden have previously been included as part of guided tours to Buckin...

Queen opens Buckingham Palace gardens for picnics this summer Green fingered enthusiasts will be able to freely roam the gardens of London’s historic Buckingham Palace this summer, as Queen Elizabeth II allows self-guided tours of the grounds for the first time in the palace’s history. The 39-acre gardens of the palace — which is the Queen’s official London residence — will allow paying visitors to tour the garden and picnic on its “sweeping lawns” from July to September. Access to some areas of the garden have previously been included as part of guided tours to Buckingham Palac...