Tourists will go crazy for this attraction. This is what they will open in the royal palace
One of the most famous royal palaces in Europe will invite tourists to a special shop. There has never been such an attraction there before. Everyone will feel the Christmas spirit.
The revolution was announced at Buckingham Palace in London. We are, of course, talking about the official residence of the British royal family. Although it can be visited in a traditional way to a limited extent and usually in summer, now there will also be an opportunity to visit it in winter. The opening of the first-ever store selling Christmas gifts, food and drinks from the royal family has been announced.
The Christmas shop at Buckingham Palace
It will be a real treat for great fans of the British monarchy, and there is no shortage of them both in Poland and in other countries. A trip to London will take on an even different character and provide more positive impressions. On November 14, the iconic Royal Mews, i.e. the historic, active royal rooms at Buckingham Palace, which are home to, among others, for the royal collection of antique carriages will turn into a winter wonderland. There, visitors will stock up on official royal gifts, decorations and seasonal treats. The temporary store will be open until January 5, 2026.
Do you think entering the store will be a challenge? It turns out that getting there is easier than entering many Warsaw attractions, e.g. the Flora Point gardening store, where there was a Christmas town and the entrance fee was PLN 30. You can enter the store at Buckingham Palace for free, and the proceeds from the sale will go to preserving the royal family’s rich collection of works of art.
You’ll find this in the royal store
Tourists will find a wide range of products on site that cannot be found anywhere else. The list is to include, among others: gin distilled in small batches from plants from Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle, kitchenware inspired by the Great Kitchen of Windsor Castle and official porcelain from the Royal Collection Trust.
It won’t end there. A full-size Advent calendar with limited and collector’s edition items is expected to be a hit. Buyers will also buy hand-embroidered decorations from India, crystal wine glasses inspired by Queen Victoria’s Great Punch Bowl, and plush children’s toys made of 100 percent. from recycled materials.
When you feel hungry or thirsty, you will not have to look for food somewhere else. The store will also offer seasonal drinks and snacks in a festive atmosphere.
