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Combo (Save 5%): Frameless London + Buckingham Palace Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 5%): Frameless London + Buckingham Palace Tickets
Start: 2026-08-11T15:00:00
End: 2026-08-11T16:00:00
Location: London

4.5/5(5,867)

Snejana B

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

The message from Headout mentions the option to enter directly for the Buckingham Palace tour, but no—you must exchange the message for an actual ticket at the ticket booth, so be sure to arrive 30 minutes before the scheduled time.

Maria P

Group

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

I just took the *summer tour of the Royal Salons at Buckingham Palace* and was absolutely blown away. It’s the only time of year when the palace opens its state rooms to the public, usually from July through September. *Tour Details* 1. *Duration*: ∼2 hours and 30 minutes, with an audio guide included in the price. It’s available in Italian and guides you room by room. 2. *Route*: You enter through the main gate and follow a one-way route. You can’t turn back, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes. 3. *What you’ll see*: - *The Grand Staircase*: the grand staircase where official photos are taken - *The Throne Room*: featuring the two thrones used for coronations - *The White Drawing Room*: the most photographed room, all white and gold - *The Ballroom*: enormous, where state receptions are held - *The Picture Gallery*: featuring works by Rembrandt, Rubens, and Canaletto from the Royal Collection - *The Gardens*: at the end, you’re given 20 minutes in the 16-hectare private garden. Direct view of the lake and the fountain. Spectacular. Photos and videos are *prohibited inside*; they’re only allowed in the gardens. *What sets this tour apart* It’s not just any museum. It’s the difference between “seeing a palace” and “stepping into a lived-in home.” All the flowers are fresh, the rugs are actually used, and the rooms are arranged as if the royal family were about to return at any moment. The audio guide also shares anecdotes: where Kate held her first reception, where the Queen used to receive Prime Ministers. It’s extremely well-organized: small groups, staggered times, and incredibly friendly staff who explain everything to you. *The Café with Traditional Sweets* At the end of the tour, in the gardens, there’s the *Palace Café*. It’s THE place to take a break after all that elegance. *Must-try items:* - *Scone with clotted cream and jam*: the English classic. - *Victoria Sponge Cake*: light and fluffy, served with cream. - *Afternoon Tea Box*: if you want to go all out, with sandwiches, pastries, and tea. - *English tea*: Earl Grey, English Breakfast. Served in cups featuring the Palace logo. You’ll sit at tables overlooking the palace lawn. It’s surreal to have tea right there. - *Tip*: Go early in the morning or in the late afternoon—the lines are shorter then. If you’re visiting London in the summer, this is an experience you won’t want to miss.

Karin S

Family

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

The tour was great and very interesting especially with the headset and tablet. The only negative aspect being that the explanations and story telling in the tablet were only acustic (via headphones) My husband is death so it would have been helpful and customer friendly for people with hearing dissabilities to be able to read via subtitles with the same language choices as with the headphones. In todays advancing digital/ AI technologies this should not be complicated to implement. There were also no written tour descriptions in german only in english. I strongly recommend to add these subtitles to the tour as there are many more death people in this world. Thanking you in advance to take up this issue, Best regards Karin Schmidt

Jolanta W

Family

Verified booking

Jul 2026

Visiting Buckingham Palace was an unforgettable experience. The palace is absolutely stunning, with beautiful architecture, and a fascinating history. The State Rooms were magnificent, and every room was filled with incredible artwork and royal treasures. The staff were welcoming, friendly, and well organised, making the visit enjoyable from start to finish. The audio guide was informative and easy to follow, providing interesting insights into the history of the British Royal Family. Everything was well managed, and despite the number of visitors, it never felt overcrowded. I would highly recommend Buckingham Palace to anyone visiting London. It is a truly iconic attraction and well worth the visit.

Nina G

Couple

Verified booking

Jul 2026

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Buckingham Palace. The whole place is very well secured, so you always feel safe. At the entrance, we picked up the free audio guides, which led us through every room and made the experience even more enjoyable (I highly recommend getting one). What will stay with me the most is the realization that you’re walking on the same floors and looking at the same things that the Queen, the King, and so many other famous people have seen before you. It truly made the visit feel special and unforgettable. Unfortunately you can't take any pictures with your phone.

Peter B

Solo

Verified booking

Jul 2026

Frameless was a great experience: easy to find -barely a two minute walk from Marble Arch tube station. I chose an early (10am) slot on a term-time weekday , so there were no crowds. Two rooms in particular had me spell bound- the room featuring water -van Rijn, Canaletto etc, - and the van Gogh room. The latter for its trick of dissolving each painting into paint strokes that slid to the floor and drifted like autumn leaves, the former for its amazingly realistic storm, sea washing over one's feet. The children present were totally absorbed. A memorable event,

Frameless London surrounds you with moving artworks across four galleries where colour, sound, and scale transform paintings into living scenes.

Buckingham Palace grounds reveal formal gardens and courtyards, with self paced exploration supported by a multilingual guide in nine languages

This pairing offers Frameless London’s visual art worlds alongside Buckingham Palace gardens and courtyards for a varied city experience.

Enhance your visit with access to State Rooms, Royal Mews, or The King’s Gallery for extended experience of Buckingham Palace royal heritage spaces.

Frameless London

Entry to Frameless London

Access to the 4 galleries: Beyond Reality, Colour in Motion, The World Around Us and The Art of Abstraction

Access to seasonal events and artist residencies (when open)

Access to gift shop, cafe bar and ‘Art of You’ photo experience

Ideal duration: 90-minutes

Buckingham Palace

Entry to Buckingham Palace grounds

Multimedia guide in 9 languages

Entry to Palace State Rooms, Royal Mews or The King’s Gallery (as per option chosen)

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Patricia L
Family
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
It was so incredibly beautiful—a truly amazing exhibition and an honor for the Queen to have her dresses on display, with lots of background information and explanations. The shop is also absolutely fantastic, and you can visit it even without tickets to the gallery. Exchanging the tickets from Headout went really smoothly, too.
Catherine S
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
A beautiful immersive experience for art lovers and non- art lovers alike. Peaceful and full of joy - especially to see the little kids fully engaged with the experience. I highly recommend for anyone - even if you just need to escape the heat and bustle of the city.
Mrs Karen K
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
Actually walking where royalty has walked,seeing all the beauty and opulence within the palace and being in the gorgeous tranquil gardens at the end of the tour. Absolutely sensational
Maria P
Group
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
I just took the *summer tour of the Royal Salons at Buckingham Palace* and was absolutely blown away. It’s the only time of year when the palace opens its state rooms to the public, usually from July through September. *Tour Details* 1. *Duration*: ∼2 hours and 30 minutes, with an audio guide included in the price. It’s available in Italian and guides you room by room. 2. *Route*: You enter through the main gate and follow a one-way route. You can’t turn back, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes. 3. *What you’ll see*: - *The Grand Staircase*: the grand staircase where official photos are taken - *The Throne Room*: featuring the two thrones used for coronations - *The White Drawing Room*: the most photographed room, all white and gold - *The Ballroom*: enormous, where state receptions are held - *The Picture Gallery*: featuring works by Rembrandt, Rubens, and Canaletto from the Royal Collection - *The Gardens*: at the end, you’re given 20 minutes in the 16-hectare private garden. Direct view of the lake and the fountain. Spectacular. Photos and videos are *prohibited inside*; they’re only allowed in the gardens. *What sets this tour apart* It’s not just any museum. It’s the difference between “seeing a palace” and “stepping into a lived-in home.” All the flowers are fresh, the rugs are actually used, and the rooms are arranged as if the royal family were about to return at any moment. The audio guide also shares anecdotes: where Kate held her first reception, where the Queen used to receive Prime Ministers. It’s extremely well-organized: small groups, staggered times, and incredibly friendly staff who explain everything to you. *The Café with Traditional Sweets* At the end of the tour, in the gardens, there’s the *Palace Café*. It’s THE place to take a break after all that elegance. *Must-try items:* - *Scone with clotted cream and jam*: the English classic. - *Victoria Sponge Cake*: light and fluffy, served with cream. - *Afternoon Tea Box*: if you want to go all out, with sandwiches, pastries, and tea. - *English tea*: Earl Grey, English Breakfast. Served in cups featuring the Palace logo. You’ll sit at tables overlooking the palace lawn. It’s surreal to have tea right there. - *Tip*: Go early in the morning or in the late afternoon—the lines are shorter then. If you’re visiting London in the summer, this is an experience you won’t want to miss.
Karin S
Family
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
The tour was great and very interesting especially with the headset and tablet. The only negative aspect being that the explanations and story telling in the tablet were only acustic (via headphones) My husband is death so it would have been helpful and customer friendly for people with hearing dissabilities to be able to read via subtitles with the same language choices as with the headphones. In todays advancing digital/ AI technologies this should not be complicated to implement. There were also no written tour descriptions in german only in english. I strongly recommend to add these subtitles to the tour as there are many more death people in this world. Thanking you in advance to take up this issue, Best regards Karin Schmidt

See two very different sides of London in one plan, from immersive digital art environments at Frameless London to the royal heritage spaces of Buckingham Palace, all within one flexible booking.

Getting started

Begin at either Frameless London or Buckingham Palace. Show your mobile ticket at the entrance, complete standard security checks, and continue at your own pace. Both visits are self paced, allowing flexibility in how you plan your day.

What to expect

Two contrasting London experiences come together, blending immersive digital art galleries with historic royal grounds and interiors, creating a varied cultural itinerary across creativity and tradition.

Frameless London

Famous artworks are reimagined through projection, sound, and motion across four immersive galleries, where entire rooms transform into shifting visual environments inspired by world renowned artists.

Features:

Four immersive gallery spaces: Beyond Reality, Colour in Motion, The World Around Us, and The Art of Abstraction each present distinct visual worlds built through large scale digital projections and sound design.

Art that surrounds you completely: Works inspired by Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, Gustav Klimt, and Wassily Kandinsky expand across floors, walls, and ceilings, turning entire rooms into moving compositions.

Immersive storytelling environments: Each gallery blends colour, motion, and music to reinterpret classical and abstract art in a fully digital format that changes perception of familiar masterpieces.

Onsite experiences: A café bar, gift shop, seasonal installations when available, and the Art of You photo experience offer space to pause, browse, and create personalised digital keepsakes.

Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace opens its historic grounds and selected royal spaces, offering a structured self paced visit supported by a multilingual multimedia guide covering royal history, architecture, and traditions.

Features:

Royal palace grounds: Landscaped gardens and ceremonial courtyards surround the residence, offering a glimpse into one of the most recognised royal settings in the world.

Historic royal setting: The palace reflects centuries of monarchy, with architecture and outdoor spaces that highlight its ceremonial and cultural importance in British history.

Multimedia guided exploration: A multilingual audio visual guide in nine languages provides context on royal traditions, palace history, and key areas across the grounds.

Self paced visit experience: Visitors can move through the grounds at their own pace, following guided commentary while taking time to observe architectural and historical details.

Upgrades: Access to State Rooms, Royal Mews, or The King’s Gallery adds deeper insight into Buckingham Palace interiors, royal heritage, and ceremonial traditions.

What to bring

Frameless London + Buckingham Palace

Have your entry tickets and ID ready for a seamless experience.

What’s not allowed

Frameless London + Buckingham Palace

Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

Frameless London

Sharp metallic tools or objects, alcohol, drones, large luggage bags, smoke bombs, fireworks, glass bottles, illegal substances, rollerblades, scooters, e-scooters, skateboards, tripods, smoking, vaping, outside food and drinks are not allowed on this experience.

Buckingham Palace

Photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Accessibility

Frameless London + Buckingham Palace

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.

Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.

Frameless London

Ramps and elevators are available at the venue for easy access.

Guests with accessibility needs are entitled to a free carer ticket with valid documentation.

Additional information

Frameless London

Facilities: restroom and baby-changing rooms

Buckingham Palace

Selecting the State Rooms allows access to the Palace. The King’s Gallery and the Royal Mews are situated outside, in the Buckingham Palace Grounds, and do not include entry to the palace.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Please display the same at each ticket redemption point along with a valid photo ID.

Ticket redemption points

Buckingham Palace Ticket Options with Multimedia Guide

Show your ticket at Buckingham Palace.

Address: London SW1A 1AA, United Kingdom.

Get directions to the redemption point

Frameless London: Immersive Art Experience

Show your ticket at Frameless Immersive Art Experience.

Address: 6, Marble Arch Place, London W1H 7AP, United Kingdom.

Get directions to the redemption point