Step into the regal world of the Queen’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace, a treasure trove of artistic masterpieces and historical artifacts. The original Queen’s Gallery was inaugurated in 1962, thoughtfully established on the site of one of Buckingham Palace’s three identical pavilions, designed by the renowned architect John Nash in 1831. These pavilions, with their elegant Ionic temple forms, add a classical charm to the grandeur of Buckingham Palace.
An Exclusive Evening Experience
Join us for an exclusive evening event that promises to be an unforgettable journey through the arts. The Queen’s Gallery hosts a diverse and dynamic programme of exhibitions and events, showcasing the vast and varied treasures from the Royal Collection.
This extensive collection includes works of art and priceless treasures amassed over centuries, offering a unique glimpse into the heritage and history of the British monarchy.
Engaging Talks and Intimate Insights
Our bespoke evening begins with a warm welcome as we open the Gallery exclusively for your small group. With a minimum of 15 guests, you will enjoy an intimate and personalized experience.
One of our knowledgeable curators will lead you through the Gallery, providing an engaging and informative talk that brings the art and artifacts to life. Through captivating stories and expert insights, you’ll gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the masterpieces on display.
A Toast to the Arts
As the evening draws to a close, relax and reflect on the beauty and history you’ve explored with a glass of fine wine. This is the perfect opportunity to discuss your favorite pieces and share your thoughts with fellow guests, all while surrounded by the splendor of the Gallery.
Book Your Exclusive Event
Oliver Myles bespoke event is perfect for art enthusiasts, history buffs, or anyone looking for a unique and enriching experience. To take advantage of this exclusive opportunity, please call us now on 01442 768110 to check availability for the next tour date.
Fun Fact
Did you know that the Prince of Wales, Prince William, met his future wife, Catherine, the Princess of Wales, while they were both studying Art History at St Andrews University? Their shared love for art continues to be a significant part of their lives.
Don’t miss this chance to immerse yourself in the royal art collections and enjoy an evening of elegance and culture at the Queen’s Gallery. We look forward to welcoming you.
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