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Valentyna Sitlerova 7.C
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Buckingham Palace is a Royal residence. It was built in 1703 by Duke of Buckingham. In 1826, King George IV. started to expand the house into a palace. It is now the official home of Queen Elizabeth and the British Royal Family. Elizabeth George VI. Buckingham Palace is a Royal residence. It was built in 1703 by Duke of Buckingham. In 1826, King George IV. started to expand the house into a palace. It is now the official home of Queen Elizabeth and the British Royal Family. Elizabeth George VI.
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It is a beautiful building which contain 735 rooms and three miles of red carpets. People can watch only 18 rooms. The main rooms of the palace are located on the first floor (piano nobile) in the west wing It is like a small town with a police station, two post offices, a hospital, a bar, two sport clubs, a disco, a cinema and a swimming pool. It is a beautiful building which contain 735 rooms and three miles of red carpets. People can watch only 18 rooms. The main rooms of the palace are located on the first floor (piano nobile) in the west wing It is like a small town with a police station, two post offices, a hospital, a bar, two sport clubs, a disco, a cinema and a swimming pool.
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About 700 people work for the Palace. On the top of the palace there is a flag. If it is down, it means that the Queen is not at home. But if it's up, it means that the Queen is in her residence. She‘s not at home She‘s in her residence About 700 people work for the Palace. On the top of the palace there is a flag. If it is down, it means that the Queen is not at home. But if it's up, it means that the Queen is in her residence. She‘s not at home She‘s in her residence
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Every day at 11 o'clock in the morning there is a famous ceremony near the Buckingham Palace, This is the changing of the guard. Many tourists want to see this ceremony, as thirty guardsmen march to the Palace and take the place of the retiring guard. Every day at 11 o'clock in the morning there is a famous ceremony near the Buckingham Palace, This is the changing of the guard. Many tourists want to see this ceremony, as thirty guardsmen march to the Palace and take the place of the retiring guard.
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The tour: 2-2,5 hours Every day only at 13:45 h, there will be at least 15 minutes in advance. Adult: 18 £ Children: free for children under 5 years The tour: 2-2,5 hours Every day only at 13:45 h, there will be at least 15 minutes in advance. Adult: 18 £ Children: free for children under 5 years
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